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The Philippines limits daily cash transactions to 500,000 pesos to fight money laundering and corruption.
The Philippine central bank has limited large cash transactions to 500,000 pesos per day, requiring amounts above this threshold to be processed through traceable methods like checks, digital payments, or online transfers.
Enhanced due diligence is now required for withdrawals exceeding the limit, and suspicious transactions must be reported.
The move, effective in 15 days, aims to combat money laundering and support anti-corruption efforts tied to alleged misconduct in flood-control and infrastructure projects.
Financial institutions may allow larger transactions if clients provide proof of legitimate purpose.
The rule applies to both local and foreign currency transactions and is part of broader efforts to strengthen financial system integrity amid ongoing investigations.
Las Filipinas limitan las transacciones diarias en efectivo a 500,000 pesos para combatir el lavado de dinero y la corrupción.