
The holiday season is here, and with it comes the excitement of shopping for gifts and celebrating with loved ones. But let’s face it, holiday shopping can be stressful, and it’s especially frustrating when stores lack QR codes for GCash Scan to Pay, or your data signal decides to take a break.
That’s where the GCash Card steps in.
The GCash Card is a Visa-powered payment card linked to your GCash e-wallet. Ditch the worry about dead batteries or weak connections. Simply tap, insert, or dip your GCash Card to pay for groceries, dining, transportation, and everything in between. It is accepted in over 80 million merchants worldwide.
Planning to spend the holidays abroad? The GCash Card is your ideal travel companion. Accepted in over 200 countries, it allows you to pay and withdraw money with some of the lowest foreign exchange rates. Whether you’re exploring Japan, shopping in Korea, or indulging in Thai street food, the GCash Card ensures you stay within budget. There are also no hidden fees when using your GCash Card abroad,
You can track all your expenses through the GCash app and receive real-time SMS notifications for every transaction. For emergencies, you can cash out from your e-wallet up to P20,099 per single transaction or a maximum of P40,099 per day.
Getting a GCash Card is easy. You can order a GCash Card in the GCash app, with instant approval. There are no additional requirements needed apart from being a fully verified GCash user. And, the GCash Card doesn’t have monthly fees or maintaining balances.
How to get your GCash Card
- To order, open the GCash app and tap on the “Cards” icon.
- Tap “Order a card” and fill out the necessary information.


- Review your card information and tap Next
- Complete your delivery information and tap Next.
- Agree to the Terms and Conditions and confirm your payment. Ordering a GCash Card costs P250 inclusive of delivery fees.
- Proceed with your payment. Your GCash Card will be delivered within 4-10 business days (3-4 days for Metro Manila, and 5-10 days for provincial orders).