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Bank clients urged to use alternative banking channels

By Joann Villanueva

August 27, 2021, 7:34 pm

MANILA – Several banks have urged their clients to utilize the financial institutions’ online platforms during the National Heroes’ Day holiday on Monday as all their branches nationwide will be closed. 
 
In an advisory issued on Friday, Security Bank Corporation (Security Bank) said their clients may call the bank’s hotline number at (02) 8887-91-88 for any inquiries. 
 
They may also visit Security Bank’s Facebook account or email at customercontact@securitybank.com.ph or [email protected].ph.
 
In its Facebook page, BDO Unibank advised its clients to use online channels for their transactions.
 
“For your convenience and added safety, we encourage you to use our digital channels,” it said.
 
Bank of the Philippine Island (BPI), through its Facebook page, said all the branches of BPI, BPI Family Savings Bank, and BanKo around the country will also be closed on Monday. 
 
“You can continue using BPI online, BPI mobile app, ATMs (automated teller machines), and cash accept machines (CAMs) for your everyday banking needs,” it added. 
 
The Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company (Metrobank) also urged clients to use their alternative service channels during the holiday next week. 
 
“You can still use the Metrobank mobile app or Metrobank online for your banking needs. Always observe social distancing and make sure you follow proper protection when you withdraw and deposit money at any Metrobank ATMs and CAMs,” it said. (PNA)
 

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