GCash makes it easy for gamers to top up, buy games

Video game popularity in the Philippines is rising, as over a third of Filipinos play. Some buy expensive consoles, but others buy new character or weapon skins, exclusive battle passes, and premium power-ups in-game to keep up their daily grind.

Many players still encounter a paywall due to limited payment choices, especially for non-credit card holders. Here, GCash alters things. The e-wallet app is revolutionizing gaming by making payments easy and convenient. GCash is a suitable online payment option for Filipino gamers, whether in DataBlitz to buy a new gaming device, in Nintendo EShop, and Steam to buy the latest gaming titles, or in Mobile Legends to top up diamonds.

Buy Your Gaming Gears

Top gaming retailers in the Philippines, like DataBlitz, Abenson, and Game One PH, allow gamers to scan the GCash QR code to buy the latest gaming device in-store.

Thanks to GGives, purchases can be made with reduced installments and no down payment. Built for everyday transactions—tap, pay, play.

Securely Purchase Games

PlayStation, Codashop, and Jollymax accept GCash, your gaming gateway. You can buy the latest games without a credit card through safe online checkouts with the partner merchants or prepaid pins in the app.

For platforms without a Philippine marketplace, where gamers are compelled to download from unofficial sources or transfer countries to purchase, the GCash VISA Card allows you to shop globally for Nintendo, PlayStation, and other games with low foreign exchange rates and zero service fees.

Power Up with Top-ups

It's easier than ever to power up in Mobile Legends, Call of Duty, and Genshin Impact or buy Razer Gold. GCash lets you buy skins, battle passes, primogems, and MLBB diamonds.

Prepaid pins and game credits can be purchased via the app's "Buy Load" menu, securely via website checkout, or with your GCash Card for in-store and online purchases to keep your game rolling.

To avid gamers here (whether you're a gamer on PC, mobile, console), I'd like to know which GCash service you use most. – PinoyTechSaga