Maya Wallet is an e-wallet for everyday spending, QR payments, bills, and transfers. Maya Savings and other deposit products are powered by Maya Bank, a BSP-licensed digital bank. Both live inside the Maya app, but protections differ.
Savings and other applicable bank deposit accounts are PDIC-insured up to ₱1,000,000 per depositor, per bank (effective March 15, 2025). Wallet balances are not the same as bank deposits, so focus on access controls and scam prevention.

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Many users keep a smaller “spend” balance in the wallet, and move larger idle funds into a deposit/savings product when appropriate. If you link cards or other services, tighten controls: lock cards when not needed and set spending limits.
Maya Wallet is an e-wallet for everyday spending, QR payments, bills, and transfers. Maya Savings and other deposit products are powered by Maya Bank, a BSP-licensed digital bank. Both live inside the Maya app, but protections differ.
Savings and other applicable bank deposit accounts are PDIC-insured up to ₱1,000,000 per depositor, per bank (effective March 15, 2025). Wallet balances are not the same as bank deposits, so focus on access controls and scam prevention.
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.comment-listMany users keep a smaller “spend” balance in the wallet, and move larger idle funds into a deposit/savings product when appropriate. If you link cards or other services, tighten controls: lock cards when not needed and set spending limits.
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.children #comment-##Maya Wallet is an e-wallet for everyday spending, QR payments, bills, and transfers. Maya Savings and other deposit products are powered by Maya Bank, a BSP-licensed digital bank. Both live inside the Maya app, but protections differ.
Savings and other applicable bank deposit accounts are PDIC-insured up to ₱1,000,000 per depositor, per bank (effective March 15, 2025). Wallet balances are not the same as bank deposits, so focus on access controls and scam prevention.