We've made cash withdrawals more convenient for you! Skip the long lines and head to the nearest 7-Eleven store and transact, FREE of charge, using the following LANDBANK cards: LANDBANK Regular ATM Card LANDBANK Cash Card LANDBANK Visa Debit Card LANDBANK Prepaid Card Click here for the list of over 1,900 eligible 7-Eleven ATMs. Deposits are insured by PDIC up to P500,000 per depositor.
READ MOREGreen Innovations for Tomorrow Corporation’s (GIFTC) rice husk-fueled power plant in Talavera, Nueva Ecija, recycles around 480,000 kg. of rice husks per day and can supply electricity to around 6,480 households. TALAVERA, Nueva Ecija – The Green Innovations for Tomorrow Corporation (GIFTC) has carried out an economical and sustainable solution to address the problem of agricultural waste in this province—recognized as the ‘rice granary’ of the Philippines—by converting rice husks as biomass into renewable energy. With rice production as the major source of livelihood in this palay-producing town, large volumes of rice husks are regularly being disposed of or burned in open fire, posing both environmental and health hazards to the community. GIFTC aspired to recycle and make this agricultural waste useful by establishing a biomass power plant that would generate electricity for households in the province. To help make this vision a reality, GIFTC sought financial assistance from the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) and was granted loans in 2013 and 2018 totaling P1.15 billion under the Bank’s Renewable Energy Program. Part of the LANDBANK loan bankrolled the construction of GIFTC’s biomass power plant in 2016, which is currently operating at a capacity of 10.8 megawatts electric (MWe). The rest of the loan was allocated for the reimbursement of cost utilized for warehouses, dormitories and other structures, replacement or repair of power plant parts, permanent working capital, including the acquisition of rice husk. “LANDBANK was the first financial institution that believed in GIFTC’s vision for a sustainable future for our town, and for the whole country. We wouldn’t be where we are now if it weren’t for their assistance,” said Engr. Martin O. Vendivil, Assistant Chief Operating Officer of GIFTC. Through the services of a grid operator, GIFTC’s biomass power plant can supply electricity to an estimated 6,480 households in selected municipalities and cities in Nueva Ecija, including other areas in neighboring provinces. The GIFTC power plant consumes around 480,000 kilograms of rice husks per day bought from rice mills in the area, significantly decreasing agricultural waste in the town. More importantly, the energy corporation helps reduce the emission of greenhouse gases, while preserving the country’s natural resources by manufacturing a renewable energy source. “LANDBANK fully supports projects that harness the potential of renewable and alternative energy resources. We will continue to work with development partners in preserving our environment and promoting climate change adaptation,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo. Through the LANDBANK Renewable Energy Program, the state-run Bank aims to finance the development of renewable energy sources and increase access to reliable, clean and sustainable power to help mitigate the effects of global warming and climate change in the country. Eligible borrowers such as electric cooperatives, local government units (LGUs), government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCCs), and government agencies may borrow up to 90% of the total cost of the project. Cooperatives, associations and private borrowers categorized as single proprietorships, partnerships, or corporations may also borrow up to 80% of the total project cost under the Program. Term loans for working capital and project preparation are payable up to five (5) years with a six-month grace period on principal payment, while loans for capital expenditure are payable based on the borrower’s cash flow up to 15 years, with a three-year grace period. The interest rate shall be based on the prevailing market rate but not lower than 5% per year. As of 31 March 2022, LANDBANK has approved loans totaling P20.1 billion to 56 borrowers nationwide under the Renewable Energy Program, underscoring the Bank’s thrust of promoting sustainable finance and development.
READ MORELANDBANK cardholders can now withdraw cash and view their account balance free of charge from over 1,500 7-Eleven ATMs in selected areas. Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) cardholders can now transact at ATMs in selected 7-Eleven convenience stores any time without fees beginning 23 May 2022. Using LANDBANK Cash Cards, Regular ATM Cards, and Debit Cards, LANDBANK cardholders can perform cash withdrawal and balance inquiry for free from over 1,500 7-Eleven ATMs, initially available in Metro Manila, CAMANAVA, CALABARZON, Pampanga, Bataan and Cebu. This innovation to expand the Bank’s touchpoints and reach was made possible through LANDBANK’s recent partnership with Pito Axm Platform, Inc. (PAPI), the operator of 7-Eleven ATMs in the Philippines. “LANDBANK continues to intensify efforts toward advancing greater financial inclusion nationwide. We will extend our network further to expand financial access and provide a convenient banking experience to our customers,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo. LANDBANK plans to make available more banking features in the future via the 7-Eleven ATMs, including cash deposits and fund transfers. The state-run Bank also targets to tap a total of 3,000 7-Eleven ATMs nationwide by the end of the year. The addition of 7-Eleven ATMs complements LANDBANK’s own physical network of 678 Branches, 2,810 ATMs, and 58 Lending Centers as of end-April 2022. The partnership forms part of LANDBANK’s commitment to provide wider access to its banking products and services nationwide, in line with serving the development requirements of various key economic sectors.
READ MOREThe Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) announced that starting 01 June 2022, customers will enjoy significantly lower transaction fees when making online payments using the Link.BizPortal digital payment platform. LANDBANK reduced the LinkBiz transaction fees for LANDBANK and Overseas Filipino Bank (OFBank) ATM Account and Prepaid Cardholders from P15.00 to P7.00 per transaction. Customers who use the LANDBANKPay—LANDBANK’s recently launched all-in-one mobile wallet—will also be charged P7.00 per LinkBiz transaction, with additional P2.00 rebate. Transaction fees using other payment options, except over-the-counter cash and credit card payments, will also be reduced from P25.00 to P17.00. The fee adjustment is in line with LANDBANK’s commitment to provide accessible financial services to meet the diverse and growing needs of customers, and advance financial inclusion in the country. "We continue to encourage our customers to make cashless payments in a convenient, safe and cost-effective manner. The lowered LinkBiz transaction rates form part of LANDBANK’s contribution towards building a cash-lite society,” said LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo. The Link.BizPortal is LANDBANK’s web-based payment channel that allows clients to pay for products and services online to over 870 government and private partner merchants nationwide. The use of LANDBANK’s digital channels continues to rise as more customers perform their banking and financial transactions online. For the first three months of 2022, the LANDBANK Link.BizPortal facilitated 660,490 transactions with value of P1.39 billion, representing increases of 37% and 41%, respectively, year-on-year. LANDBANK’s digital transformation fully supports the National Government’s digital and financial inclusion agenda in line with its expanded mandate of serving the nation.
READ MORE(left photo) LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo (4th from left), Executive Vice Presidents Julio D. Climaco, Jr. (3rd from left) and Liduvino S. Geron (leftmost), and Senior Vice President Randolph L. Montesa (7th from left), lead the unveiling of the official marker of the LANDBANK Cavite Corporate Center on 20 May 2022. (right photo) The corporate center located along Emilio Aguinaldo Highway in Brgy. San Agustin 2, Dasmariñas City, houses LANDBANK’s major touchpoints and offices to provide Caviteños convenient access to a wide array of banking and financial services.
READ MORELANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo (2nd from left) receives the 2021 UPAA Distinguished Alumni Award for corporate governance in banking and finance from UP Alumni Regent and UPAA President Reynaldo Laserna (3rd from left), UP Vice President for Public Affairs Elena Pernia (leftmost), and UPAA Board Member Romeo Nones (rightmost). (Photo courtesy of UPAA). Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo was recognized as a distinguished alumnus awardee for corporate governance in banking and finance by the University of the Philippines Alumni Association (UPAA). Borromeo received the recognition for her career achievements from UP Alumni Regent and UPAA President Reynaldo Laserna, UP Vice President for Public Affairs Elena Pernia, and UPAA Board Member Romeo Nones on 19 May 2022 during the UPAA Distinguished Alumni Awards celebration. The annual award ceremony honors graduates of the State University for their outstanding achievements in their respective fields of specialization and service. Borromeo completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Agribusiness from the University of the Philippines Los Baños. She holds the distinction of being the only banker to ever hold the presidency of two government financial institutions—LANDBANK and the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP). Since being appointed as President and CEO of LANDBANK in March 2019, Borromeo has steered the Bank’s intensified support to small farmers and fishers, further solidifying the Bank’s position as the biggest lender to the agriculture sector. LANDBANK’s reach to small farmers and fishers expanded by 270% from 889,669 in June 2019 to 3.29 million as of April 2022. Total agri loan portfolio likewise consistently grew from P236.31 billion in 2019 to P247.85 billion in 2021. Borromeo spearheaded the expansion of LANDBANK’s development thrust to serve other key sectors in support of the Government’s financial inclusion drive, while becoming the country’s second largest bank in terms of assets and deposits. LANDBANK serves as the delivery arm for cash grants for 10 million beneficiaries of the Conditional Cash Transfer and Unconditional Cash Transfer Programs of the DSWD. It also served as conduit for various amelioration especially under the Bayanihan-related programs during the pandemic. Under Borromeo’s leadership, LANDBANK has maintained its dominance as the biggest development partner of the LGU sector towards inclusive and sustainable local development, with all LGUs nationwide maintaining deposit accounts with the state-run Bank. LANDBANK is providing unbanked Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) registrants with transaction accounts. As of April 2022, the Bank has onboarded almost 8 million previously unbanked Filipinos. Borromeo has also led LANDBANK’s digitalization geared towards providing safe, accessible and convenient banking service to meet the growing needs of customers. In 2021, the Bank’s major digital platforms recorded a surge in utilization equivalent to a 19% growth in transactions facilitated and 46% in value. It was also during Borromeo’s term that the Overseas Filipino Bank (OFBank)—a LANDBANK subsidiary—was established as a digital-only and branchless bank – the first Digital Bank in the Philippines. It caters to Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), overseas Filipinos, and their beneficiaries. Borromeo’s banking career spans 30 years in agricultural and development lending, treasury and investment banking, public sector lending, corporate banking, global banking, wholesale banking and lending program management.
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READ MOREThe Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) is tapping branches of UCPB Savings Bank (USB) nationwide to serve as Agent Banking Partners in remote and underserved areas, as part of its mandate to advance greater financial inclusion in the country. A total of 57 USB branches are set to be onboarded as LANDBANK Agent Banking Partners by June 2022, of which 20 USB branches are operating in communities without any LANDBANK branch. As LANDBANK Agent Banking Partners, USB Branches will offer card sale, cash-in, cash-out, fund transfer, and bills payment services, allowing customers to enjoy lower transaction costs, improved access to financial services, greater convenience, and potentially lower travel expenses. Beneficiaries of the National Government’s Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) and Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT) Programs can also withdraw their cash grants through the LANDBANK Agent Banking Partners. "Through the Agent Banking Program, LANDBANK is able to better serve its mandated sectors, particularly those in unbanked and underserved communities where financial services are scarce. We are bringing more Filipinos into the financial mainstream to foster greater financial inclusion across the nation," LANDBANK President and CEO Cecilia C. Borromeo said. As of 31 March 2022, LANDBANK has a total of 907 Agent Banking Partners nationwide. These include client cooperatives, associations, rural banks, local government units, small and medium enterprises, gasoline stations, and private entities. From January to March 2022, a total of 1.3 million transactions amounting to P4.6 million were facilitated by LANDBANK Agent Banking Partners. The LANDBANK Agent Banking Program is in compliance with Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Circular No. 940 series of 2017, wherein banks are allowed to serve customers through cash agents contracted to perform selected banking services on its behalf in order to exponentially expand its reach and serve customers more efficiently.
READ MOREAssistance from LANDBANK allowed Laconon 100 Multi-Purpose Cooperative (LMPC) to overcome financial losses. The T’boli based co-op now manages a 1,000 hectares of pineapple plantation in South Cotabato with an average annual production of 40,000 to 50,000 tons. T’BOLI, South Cotabato – The unexpected closure of its anchor firm and primary pineapple produce buyer pushed the Laconon 100 Multi-Purpose Cooperative (LMPC) to the brink of financial collapse in 2003. The cooperative struggled to recover and improve its operations in the years thereafter, forcing several members to pull their capital share out of the organization. In 2017, LMPC was given a fresh start after availing of a series of loans from the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK), which were used to expand the co-op’s operations and acquire needed farm machinery, including four trucks, one tractor, one tractor implement and one service monitoring vehicle. Finally, with the support from LANDBANK, the cooperative was able to bounce back from previous losses and started gaining new members. In a bid to further expand its operations in the municipalities of T’boli, Surallah, Lake Sebu, and Banga, and to accommodate pineapple farmers who have yet to access financing from the Bank, the co-op renewed a P160-million loan line which was further increased to P200 million in 2020. LMPC was also granted a P7-million term loan for the purchase of five hauling trucks to address the increasing logistics requirements, especially during the harvest season. The co-op availed of another P5-million loan from LANDBANK as working capital for cassava trading operations to support members who have not qualified for the pineapple growership program of its anchor firm. From a struggling cooperative managing 300 hectares of farmland with 150 members, LMPC has since expanded its area of production to 1,000 hectares with 1,187 co-op members. Since 2017, the timely credit of LANDBANK allowed LMPC to post steady growth in net income with an average production of 40,000 to 50,000 tons of pineapples per year—assisting the co-op to weather the economic challenges of the global pandemic. “Hindi kami iniwan ng LANDBANK sa panahon na kailangan namin ng suporta. Nandiyan ang LANDBANK bilang aming kaagapay para makabangon sa pagkakalugmok sa mga nakalipas na pagsubok. Nakabili kami ng mga makinarya at nakapagbigay ng hanapbuhay sa aming mga miyembro at pamilya,” said LMPC Chairperson Rhoda O. Pecadizo. LANDBANK’s relationship with LMPC continues to expand, after the co-op was certified in December 2021 as one of the Bank’s Agent Banking Partners, offering basic banking services to unbanked and underserved communities. As an accredited full-suite Agent Banking Partner, LMPC provides cash-out, cash-in, fund transfers, and bills payment services on behalf of LANDBANK, and facilitates the opening and issuance of LANDBANK Agent Banking Cards. This arrangement provides LANDBANK customers in T’boli with improved access to financial services and lower transaction costs, which is reflective of the Bank’s steadfast commitment to advancing financial inclusion in South Cotabato and the country as a whole. As LMPC celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, the co-op is looking to avail of additional term loans from LANDBANK to support its expansion plans. These include the acquisition of two tractors and the construction of a new office building and logistics facility with a gas station. LPMC is only one of the many agricultural cooperatives supported by LANDBANK nationwide, as part of its main thrust of serving the nation. As of 31 March 2022, LANDBANK’s outstanding loans to cooperatives nationwide have reached P57.66 billion.
READ MORELANDBANK joins the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) in celebrating the 20th Depositor Protection and Awareness Week (DPAW). Pursuant to Proclamation No. 358, issued in 2003, DPAW is annually observed every 16 to 22 June to strengthen the protection of small, unsophisticated depositors and complement the government’s thrust for sustained economic growth and development. As we celebrate the 20th DPAW, may we be empowered by the theme, “Deposito sa Bangko, Katuwang sa Pag-asenso.” #BankingOnTheFilipinoSpirit #ServingTheNation
READ MOREAs of Tue, June 17, 2025
| Buying | Selling | |
|---|---|---|
| USD | 56.3 | 56.8 |
| JPY | 0.383574 | 0.398452 |
| EUR | 64.191272 | 66.674566 |
| GBP | 75.381029 | 78.29721 |
| HKD | 7.146307 | 7.678735 |
As of Mon, June 16, 2025
| UITF | NAVPU |
|---|---|
| Cash Management Fund | 1.566753 |
| Money Market Fund | 1.317977 |
| Money Market Plus Fund | 1.230412 |
| PERA Money Market Fund | 1.027795 |
| Medium-Term Bond Fund | 2.481322 |
| Bond Fund | 2.027174 |
| PERA Bond Fund | 1.200106 |
| Balanced Fund | 2.670914 |
| Growth Fund | 2.613821 |
| Alpha Equity Fund | 3.090466 |
| Blue Chip Equity Fund | 0.974594 |
| Equity Fund | 0.814738 |
| High Dividend Equity Fund | 1.020467 |
| US$ Money Market Fund | 1.437864 |
| Global $ Fund | 1.539713 |
