Monday, June 8, 2026

SSS Members Enjoy Free Instapay Transfers, Go Lauds RCBC

Manila, Philippines  –  Finance Secretary and Social Security Commission (SSC) Chairman Frederick D. Go has lauded RCBC for extending unlimited free InstaPay fund transfers to millions of Social Security System members through the MySSS Card powered by RCBC DiskarTech, describing  the  initiative  as  another  milestone  in  making  digital  financial  services  more affordable, accessible, and inclusive for Filipinos.  

The initiative enables active SSS members, pensioners, and beneficiaries using the MySSS Card powered  by  RCBC  DiskarTech  to  enjoy  unlimited free InstaPay transfers through the RCBC DiskarTech app. By eliminating transfer fees, members are able to keep more of their money, allowing every peso saved to be used for their daily needs, savings, or investments.  
 
Since launch in October last year, over P2.4 billion in SSS benefits have been disbursed to its members through the RCBC DiskarTech digital platform, providing members with a fast, secure, and convenient way to receive their benefits while enabling millions of Filipinos to participate in the country’s growing digital economy.  

Go underscored the value of the partnership between government and the private sector.  

“This initiative shows how collaboration can deliver real benefits to Filipinos. Every peso saved from free digital transfers is of additional value for SSS members while supporting our goal of accelerating digital payments and financial inclusion as envisioned by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.,” Go said.  

RCBC Executive Vice President and Chief Innovations and Inclusion Officer Lito Villanueva said the  initiative  reflects  RCBC’s  commitment  to  making  digital  banking  more  rewarding  and accessible. 

“Close to ₱2.5 billion in SSS benefits have already been credited through RCBC DiskarTech accounts.  By  offering  unlimited  free  InstaPay  transfers, we are rewarding customer loyalty, helping  members  maximize  every  peso  they  receive,  and  making  digital  banking  more accessible for millions of Filipinos,” Villanueva said.  

SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Robert Joseph M. de Claro emphasized the value that the initiative brings to members.  


“Our partnership with RCBC goes beyond benefit disbursement. It gives SSS members a safe, convenient,  and  affordable  way  to  manage  their  finances  while  encouraging  greater participation in the digital economy. And soon, this facility will offer SSS loans digitally.”  

The free InstaPay initiative builds on the successful collaboration between SSS and RCBC in providing members with a secure and feature rich digital banking platform through the MySSS Card powered by RCBC DiskarTech.  

Beyond receiving benefits and loan proceeds, cardholders can instantly transfer funds, pay bills, purchase prepaid load, save money, and access a growing suite of digital financial services through the RCBC DiskarTech app without paying InstaPay transfer fees. 

The  initiative  also  supports  the  Philippine  government’s continued push toward a cash lite economy  by  encouraging  greater  adoption  of  secure,  affordable,  and  interoperable  digital payment channels while expanding financial inclusion for millions of Filipinos.  

RCBC was awarded as the SSS Balikat ng Bayan’s Best Disbursement Partner-Digital Category for  three  consecutive  years  for the highest volume of benefits disbursed through its RCBC DiskarTech platform.  

Rizal  Commercial  Banking  Corporation (RCBC)  is  one  of  the  top  banks  in  the Philippines. Currently ranked as the fifth largest privately owned bank in the country, RCBC offers a full range of financial products and services to individuals and businesses nationwide for 65 years and counting.  Recognized  as  the  Best  Bank  for  Digital  and  Best  Bank  for  Customer  Experience,  RCBC continues to drive innovation through customer-focused, technology-driven solutions. The bank is a proud member of the Yuchengco Group of Companies (YGC), one of Southeast Asia’s most established conglomerates.  

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