Banking should be quick, especially if you’re there for a simple transaction that you do regularly. That’s why EastWest has figured out how to keep your bank visits short with EasyWay, a new channel that makes in-store transactions faster.

Through this intuitive new channel, EastWest account holders can now pre-process essential bank transactions they’d normally do in person such as cash and check deposits, cash withdrawals, check encashments, loan payments, fund transfers, and more via SMS, Viber, e-mail, or Facebook Messenger.

With EasyWay, customers no longer need to fill out any form or scramble to look for their details at the store. The expanded transaction channel helps bridge the current gap between digital and in-store transactions — this means customers who need to transact in stores can get their banking done as fast and hassle-free as possible.

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“We know that customers would like to complete their bank errands faster, especially in the name of safety during these times. This is why we’re glad to make banking easier for them with EasyWay,” said Salvador R. Serrano, EastWest SVP & Head, Central Branch Operations.

“We’re always on the lookout for new ways to adapt to the changing times, and EasyWay is a testament to EastWest’s spirit of innovation and consumer-focused service,” said Gerardo Susmerano, EastWest SEVP & Head, Retail Banking Group.

It’s easy for EastWest accountholders to book their in-store transactions using EasyWay. You just have to send a message containing the required transaction information through any of the following channels:

  • SMS & Viber: +639479941880
  • Facebook Messenger: m.me/EastWestEasyWay
  • E-mail: easyway@eastwestbanker.com

The available transactions for EasyWay are:

  • Cash deposit
  • Check deposit
  • Cash withdrawal
  • Check encashment
  • Prepaid card reload via cash or EastWest check
  • EastWest-to-EastWest fund transfer
  • Loan payment

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