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What are Linked Bank Accounts?


Get to know more about Linked Bank Accounts and learn how you can use them.

  1. What are Linked Bank Accounts, and how do they work?

    Linked Bank Accounts  is a feature where you can add money to your GoTyme Bank account by pulling it directly from a supported bank account within the GoTyme Bank app.

    To pull money from a linked bank account:

    1. From the GoTyme Bank app home screen, tap Deposit, then select Pull money from another bank. 
    2. Choose the bank account you want to pull money from. If you have not linked an account yet, you will be prompted to do so. 
    3. Enter the amount you want to pull from your linked bank account into your GoTyme Bank account, then tap Continue. 
    4. Review the transaction details, including any applicable fee, then confirm the transaction. 
    5. Once the transaction is successful, the money will be added to your GoTyme Bank balance.
  2. Which banks can I link to?

    You can currently link accounts from:

    • AllBank
    • BPI
    • UnionBank

    The list of supported banks may be updated as more banks become available.

  3. Are there any fees when I pull money from a linked bank account?

    GoTyme Bank does not charge a fee when you pull money from a linked bank account. However, your linked bank will charge the following fee for each successful transaction:

    Bank

    Fee

    BPI

    ₱15

    UnionBank

    ₱10

    AllBank

    ₱0

    The applicable fee will be charged separately by your linked bank and deducted from your linked bank account. Fees are accurate as of August 2026 and may change. Please review the transaction details before confirming.

  4. How much can I pull from a linked bank account?

    You can pull up to ₱50,000 per transaction into your GoTyme Bank account. Your linked bank may apply its own transaction or daily limits. Make sure your linked bank account has enough balance to cover both the amount you want to pull and any applicable transaction fee.