Paying PEZA fees just got easier with 100,000-plus options nationwide

Four individuals standing together, holding documents related to a partnership renewal, in front of a backdrop that reads 'Renewal of Partnership' and features the logos of MyEG and the Philippine Economic Zone Authority.

If you run a business inside a Philippine economic zone, paying government fees just became a lot less painful. MYEG Philippines, Inc. (MYEG PH) and the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) have renewed their partnership, giving PEZA-registered locators access to more than 100,000 payment options nationwide.

That means fewer excuses for late payments and less time stuck in manual processes.

The agreement was signed on January 28, 2026 at the PEZA office in DoubleDragon, Pasay City by MYEG PH Chief Executive Officer Ms. Ann Margaret T. Saldaña and PEZA Director-General Mr. Tereso O. Panga, with MYEG PH IT Business Project Manager Mr. Elmer B. Dequilla and PEZA Deputy Director General for Policy and Planning Ms. Anidelle Joy M. Alguso as witnesses.

Under the renewed deal, businesses operating in PEZA zones can pay fees through e-wallets such as GCash, ShopeePay, PalawanPay, GrabPay, and Maya. They can also use online bank transfers via BDO, BPI, RCBC, UnionBank, and Maybank, as well as credit and debit cards including VISA, Mastercard, and JCB.

For companies that still prefer cash, over-the-counter payments are available at Cebuana Lhuillier, Palawan Express, Bayad Center, 7-Eleven, SM Malls, Robinsons Department Stores, Tambunting Pawnshop, RD Pawnshop, and more.

Corporate bank accounts and check payments at partner banks such as BDO and RCBC are also accepted. Payments can also be made via QRPh across participating banks and e-wallets including AllBank, PSBank, eCebuana, QueenBank, Sterling Bank of Asia, MariBank, GoTyme Bank, and AUB.

PEZA said the move supports its one-stop and nonstop shop service, strengthens contactless pathways, and improves transparency through cashless and paperless systems.

For exporters, BPOs, and manufacturers inside economic zones, this is not just about convenience. Faster, more flexible payments mean smoother compliance, fewer operational delays, and more time focused on growth instead of paperwork.