The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) is simplifying recurring payments through its electronic AutoDebit Arrangement (eADA), a paperless platform that allows clients to automate bill payments.
With eADA, clients can pay monthly bills directly from their savings or checking accounts. This removes the need for manual payments and helps avoid late fees. The platform connects to more than 200 billers in telecommunications, utilities, consumer finance, insurance, and automotive financing.
“At BPI, we continue to strengthen our digital ecosystem through solutions that make everyday financial tasks simpler and more intuitive,” said Louie Cruz, head of BPI Institutional Banking. “Our eADA platform reflects this commitment by providing clients with a hassle-free way to manage their recurring payments,” Cruz said.
BPI said enrollment in 2025 grew to nearly five times the 2024 level. The bank said more clients are managing their bills online, which reduces paperwork and supports its sustainability efforts.
Clients can enroll through the eADA website. Users select their biller, enter account details, and log in to their BPI Online account to complete the setup. Once approved, payments are automatically processed every billing cycle.
BPI said eADA transactions are protected by the bank’s digital security systems to safeguard client information and funds.