Ready to take your shopping game to the next-level? Say hello to the Landers Cashback Everywhere Credit Card by Maya, the #1 Digital Bank in the
Philippines. In just three months, over 50,000 Filipinos have already snagged this card, enjoying a high-tech credit experience with unbeatable cashback rewards. It’s officially one of the fastest-growing credit cards around, and for many, it’s even their very first!
Need to change your PIN? Done. Want to set daily spending limits? Easy. You can even turn foreign transactions on or off with just a tap—no bank calls necessary! And with its dynamic CVV , your online shopping is more secure than ever.Wave goodbye to lengthy applications! Once you’re approved, your virtual card is instantly available in the app for immediate online shopping.
Lowell Yu, Chairman of SoutheastAsia Retail, added, “Our members deserve more from their shopping experience, and this card maximizes the premium perks of their membership. The cashback rewards combined with Maya’s digital banking platform enhances every shopping experience.”
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