Maya, the Philippines’ #1 Digital Bank, is making waves in the education sector with its innovative ID card system.
This cutting-edge technology, unveiled at Ateneo de Manila University, redefines the campus experience for students, faculty, and staff by going beyond identification, offering secure and seamless access along with a campus-wide cashless payment system.
The Maya-powered ID card boasts a sleek design and an embedded RFID chip, actively granting seamless access to key university points. This ensures both convenience and security, not just on campus but beyond. But Maya’s impact goes far deeper than just identification. Their collaboration with Ateneo de Manila University revolutionizes the entire campus experience.
By linking this innovative ID card to the Maya app and leveraging Maya’s comprehensive cashless ecosystem, the system simplifies identification, empowers students, faculty, and staff to make secure payments across campus, and actively drives the adoption of financial services.
Additionally, the Ateneo community can experience smooth transactions not just within campus establishments like Kitchen City and Macroasia, but also at nearby off-campus establishments like McDonald’s and Starbucks. And there’s more—this ID card offers exclusive offers and promotions through the Maya app, in addition to enabling users to purchase load, pay bills, open savings accounts, and invest in Funds and Stocks, among other features.
With Maya leading the charge, the groundbreaking partnerships established with UP-Diliman in 2019, UP-Cebu last year, and this year’s collaboration with Ateneo are reshaping the educational landscape through cutting-edge technology. Say hello to secure, efficient, and modern campus environments, welcoming a new era of university experiences across the Philippines.
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