Holiday shopping does not have to be stressful. Make it hassle-free with your debit card and these shopping tips.
Ah, the holiday season – that special time when we share the love with cherished friends and family, and express gratitude to those who have lent a hand in times of need. But let us not sugarcoat it: holiday shopping may be quite the adventure. The endless lines at the checkout counters, endless waits at ATM booths, and the chaotic commute home – it is enough to test anyone's festive spirit.
As Christmas approaches, it is time to focus on your grocery shopping, mainly for Noche Buena. Consider loading up on ingredients and goodies that will make your holiday feast a success.Say goodbye to long ATM lines during the holiday season thanks to the speed, convenience, and safety of debit cards. No more fumbling for bills and coins in your wallet or having to load your digital wallet.
Beyond convenience, the BPI Debit Mastercard® prioritizes security. It uses an advanced EMV technology to help safeguard customer information. For e-commerce transactions , BPI authenticates them thru a one-time PIN for added protection. Additionally, when making non-"tap" transactions in physical stores you will need to use a 6-digit PIN to complete your payment.
Given the tendency for holiday spending to increase, you will be glad to know that the BPI Debit Mastercard® offers an e-commerce sub-limit toggle in Card Control. This feature allows you to use your remaining purchase limit for your e-commerce transactions. By turning off your P20,000 E-commerce sub-limit, you may use your BPI Debit Mastercard® for online purchases up to P250,000 depending on your set total daily purchase limit.
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