During my frequent visits to their house, I’ve heard her mention it many times while she’s on the phone with her friends, planning a group project or a weekend trip. Something like a digital potluck.

It also spares the group from the time-consuming pitching-in for, say, the food bill, when everybody usually has cash in big denominations. Like if you’re dividing P3,500 six-way, imagine the hassle of finding change for a fair split.
So ahead of every activity, whether they’re buying school materials together or having a weekend group date, they do bank transfers through GCash.

I asked her to teach me. I do several bank transactions nearly every week and wanted to experience how convenient mobile banking via GCash is.
I downloaded the app on my phone and she gave me a 101. We linked my bank account and cashed in so I have funds in my GCash wallet. Then she pointed me to the Send Money feature, which has a Send Money to Bank Account option.

How convenient right?
I have been doing this ever since. GCash has saved me the trouble of having to go to my bank each time I needed to transfer funds which, from the commute to queuing to transacting, usually takes at least one and a half hours—long enough to run out of patience.
I’ll have to thank a teenager for teaching me how to save some precious time.
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