CoDM collections hit PHP1B

Sari-sari store owner Vilma Guray deposits her coins in the Coin Deposit Machine.

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has collected more than PHP1 billion through its Coin Deposit Machines (CoDMs) as of 11 October 2024, just over a year since the project’s launch in June 2023. The total coin collection has reached PHP1,008,889,490.24.

Building on this success, the BSP will expand the project by installing 25 more CoDMs nationwide in 2025. This will make it more convenient for Filipinos to deposit their idle coins, helping recirculate them back into the economy while promoting cashless transactions. By increasing accessibility, the BSP aims to reach more communities and ensure that the benefits of the CoDM initiative are widely felt across all regions.

Since its launch, the CoDMs have accumulated more than 260,000,000 pieces of coins and facilitated more than 240,000 transactions.

Through the CoDM, people can place legal tender coins[1] in the machines, with the total value credited to e-wallet accounts in GCash or Maya, GoTyme bank accounts, or converted into shopping vouchers.[2]

In using the machines, the BSP reminds customers that coins must not be taped or bundled, must not come with other objects like buttons, magnets, nails, tokens, screws, or washers, and should be gently placed in the coin slot in handfuls. Furthermore, the BSP advises customers to ensure their e-wallet accounts are valid, active, and within the prescribed transaction limits.

The BSP has so far installed CoDMs at the following locations: Robinsons Place Metro East, Pasig City; Robinsons Place Novaliches, Quezon City (QC); Robinsons Place Antipolo, Rizal; Robinsons Place Magnolia, QC; Robinsons Place Ermita, Manila; Robinsons Galleria, Ortigas; Festival Mall, Muntinlupa City; SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City; SM City Grand Central, Caloocan; SM City Marilao, Bulacan; SM City Taytay, Rizal; SM Hypermarket FTI, Taguig City; SM Southmall, Las Piñas City; SM City Sucat, Parañaque; SM City Calamba; SM City Marikina; SM City San Mateo, Rizal; SM City Valenzuela; SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City; SM City North EDSA, QC; SM City Fairview, QC; SM City San Lazaro, Manila; SM City Bicutan, Parañaque; and SM City Bacoor, Cavite.

For more information on the CoDM project, visit the CoDM webpage: https://www.bsp.gov.ph/Pages/CoinsAndNotes/CDM.aspx.

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