iAccess fund transfer versus keeping your husband’s ATM card
iAccess fund transfer versus keeping your husband’s ATM card
iAccess
fund transfer is one of the features of LandBank that facilitates the transfer
of monetary funds (such as salaries) from one account to another via a mobile
application.
This
article only applies to the wives or partners of our uniformed personnel, whose
husbands’ payroll ATM cards are traditionally seized or taken away by them.
We
know that a husband and wife are obliged to provide mutual assistance and
support. Marriage creates a support responsibility. The right to support stays
until the court declares the marriage void.
At
present, wives have practically seized their husband’s ATM card for several
reasons:
1.
They are in-charge of managing the household budget;
2. It is convenient for them to take possession of an ATM card, which they can withdraw instantly rather than send via remittance center; and lastly,
3. They don’t trust their husband’s way of spending money.
Did
you know that your husband has already violated the PNP Guidelines on Tamang
Bihis if he can’t present his ATM card during an unannounced or surprise
inspection?
Now, what will happen then?
The personnel who failed to present their ATM cards and violated the Tamang Bihis will be liable for Simple Neglect of Duty up to Less Grave Neglect of Duty and can be suspended for a period ranging from 30 days to 59 days. Thus, suspension means no bonuses such as PBB, midyear, year-end and other incentives.
Why
should a wife use iAccess fund transfer instead of her husband’s ATM card?
The
Philippine National Police (PNP) released Memorandum Circular 2014-004 on February
4, 2014, titled “Updated Guidelines and Procedures in the Handling
of Mandatory ATM Pay and Allowance Accounts of PNP Personnel with the Landbank
of the Philippines.” This is a reminder to all PNP personnel that
their PNP ATM card, provided by the PNP Finance Service, is part of their
uniform and should be carried AT ALL TIMES.
In
this article, we will walk you through how to use and/or activate your
husband’s LandBank iAccess account.
Step 1. Go to https://www.lbpiaccess.com and click “Sign up now!”
Make sure to have your husband’s ATM card on hand or take a photo of it (back-to-back).
Step
2. Review LANDBANK iAccess Terms and Conditions and click “I Agree”
button to proceed with the enrollment.
Step
3. Input correctly all the required details, then click the “I’m not a robot”
checkbox.
Reminders: The Joint Account Indicator or JAI for individual/Payroll account is “0”; for Joint account, the JAI is either “1” or “2”. Answers to security questions and iAccess user ID are case sensitive. This information will be needed during the activation of your online account. Then click submit.
Step
4. Review the details and click “Confirm”
You
will be notified that your enrollment to iAccess is for processing subject to
branch of account approval. You will then receive an email of the status of
your enrollment.
After
you have successfully enrolled or registered for iAccess, the next step is to
activate the most significant feature of iAccess, which is the fund transfer,
and you may do this without visiting to the bank.
To activate iAccess fund transfer, you must do the following:
a. Download and print the iAccess enrollment form
b.
Fill out the form with correct information.
c.
Submit a scanned copy or clear photo of the accomplished and signed the form
together with at least 1 valid ID to your servicing branch email address.
Visit https://www.landbank.com/find-us to find the email address of the LandBank branch where you can send the iAccess enrollment form.
d. The
branch will validate and process your request. Please allow for at least two
(2) working days for validation and processing.
For On-Site Enrollment/Activation
If you opted to enroll and activate on-site or branch enrollment, you may visit the nearest LandBank branch to enroll or update your existing iAccess account to avail of financial services such as fund transfer. Branch enrollment or activation can be done in 30 minutes to 1 hour.
Make
sure to bring one valid ID such as PNP ID or any government ID. You may start
using iAccess once enrollment is approved, notified through your nominated
email address and once you have activated your iAccess account.
Reminder: In all the transactions, whether online or
on-site, only the ATM account holder can process and sign the iAccess enrollment
form.
Now
that your husband’s iAccess fund transfer has been activated, you can go to the
Google Play Store and download the iAccess LandBank
mobile application.
From
your husband’s iAccess LandBank account, where do you want to send or transfer
the money?
If you
have a bank account, you may transfer the funds to any of the receiving banks:
1) Asia
United Bank
2) METROBANK
3) Bank
of Commerce
4) EastWest
Bank
5) OMNIPAY
6) Partner
Rural Bank
7) BDO
8) BPI
9) PNB
10) DBP
11) UCPB
12) Union
Bank
13) Robinsons Bank
14) Chinabank
15) Chinabank
Savings
16) Equicom
Savings
17) Land
Bank of the Philippines
18) PBCom
19) PHILTRUST
20) Malayan
Bank
21) PNB
Savings
22) PS
Bank
23) Security
Bank
24) Philippine
Business Bank
25) RCBC
26) RCBC
Savings Bank
27) Sun Savings Bank
28) Yuanta Savings Bank
There
will be an iAccess service fee of PHP 25.00 via instapay to the sender for each
successful fund transfer transaction.
How to use iAccess to transfer funds from LandBank to other banks
Step 1.
Open your LandBank Mobile Banking App or iAccess App and log-in using your
iAccess ID and Password.
Step
2. In the iAccess app main menu icons, tap Fund Transfer and choose the
Source Account from your Savings Account. Select the destination bank then
input the account number and receiver’s name and tap Proceed.
Step 3.
Type in the Amount you wish to transfer. For interbank fund transfer,
select the Transfer Channel either instaPay or PESONet. Select
the Purpose of the fund transfer and input other optional details such as
Receiver’s Mobile Number and Email Address. Then tap Transfer Now.
What’s the difference between instaPay and PESONet?
InstaPay provides real-time transfers of up to PHP50,000 each transaction or a total of PHP500,000 per day for a PHP25.00 service charge per fund transfer.
Under PESONet,
limitless fund transfers cost PHP15 per transaction, and the said funds will be
credited in 1 to 3 banking days.
Step 4.
Review carefully your transaction details and select Confirm.
Step 5.
Choose how the One-time Password (OTP) will be sent to you. You may
request via email. Input the OTP sent to you via Text or SMS or email and then tap
Proceed.
Lastly,
a confirmation message that your transaction was successful will show up, and
you can save a screenshot of it for future reference.
Sending
money with the iAccess LandBank app is now more convenient than it has ever
been.