To submit this form, ensure all required fields are filled accurately along with the necessary supporting documents. You can send your completed application via email to the designated GCash support email address or submit it in person at the nearest GCash office. It’s advisable to keep a copy of your submission for reference.

For 2024 and 2025, keep an eye out for important renewal dates for your merchant application once approved. Generally, applications may require renewal annually or as stipulated by GCash. Ensure to check for updates to avoid any interruptions in service.

This form serves as a formal application for merchants wishing to use GCash's payment services. It ensures that all necessary information and documentation are collected from businesses based on their specific type. By completing this form, businesses can facilitate cashless transactions, enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency.

• 1. Business Type: Indicates the kind of business structure (e.g., Individual, Sole Proprietorship, etc.) that the applicant operates.
• 2. Business Address: The official location where the business operates, including detailed address components.
• 3. Contact Information: Includes phone numbers, emails, and other ways to reach the business owner or representative.
• 4. Document Requirements: Lists the necessary documents that must be submitted along with the application, based on business type.
• 5. Merchant Representative Information: Details about the registered business owner or authorized representative, including identification.

Failure to submit this form correctly may delay the processing of your merchant application. GCash may require resubmission or additional documentation if the initial submission is deemed incomplete. This could lead to longer onboarding times, impacting your ability to accept cashless payments.

• Missing Documentation: Incomplete submissions may result in requests for additional documents, causing delays.
• Incorrect Business Information: Providing inaccurate or misleading information might lead to application rejection.
• Service Ineligibility: If the business fails to meet GCash's criteria, the service may not be granted.

• 1. Onboarding New Businesses: New businesses can use this form to start accepting GCash payments.
• 2. Updating Business Information: Established businesses can update their details to maintain accurate records.
• 3. Expanding Payment Options: Businesses seeking to expand their payment methods can initiate the process using this form.