Maya is a Philippines-based digital wallet, which has gained wide popularity among local young people. As of June 2022, Maya Wallet reached 50 million registered users, making it the second most-used e-wallet service in the Philippines, only behind GCash. As of 2022, there were an estimated 58 million active e-wallet users in the Philippines, with this number expected to grow to 81 million by 2025.
The properties of the Maya payment method are shown in the following table:
Note: The following payment flows on different terminals are reference only, and represent this payment method's flow on different terminal types. For supported merchants' terminal types, consult Antom Technical Support.
The following screenshots show the journey of paying with Maya:
- The buyer selects Maya to pay on the merchant checkout page.
- The buyer is redirected to the Maya authentication page to log in by entering the email address or mobile number and password.
- The buyer inputs OTP.
- The buyer reviews the payment details to proceed.
- The buyer completes the payment.
- The buyer is redirected back to the merchant result page.
- The buyer selects Maya to pay on the merchant checkout page.
- The buyer is redirected to the Maya authentication page to log in by entering the email address or mobile number and password.
- The buyer inputs OTP.
- The buyer completes the payment.
- The buyer is redirected back to the merchant result page.
Maya is a Philippines-based digital wallet, which has gained wide popularity among local young people. As of June 2022, Maya Wallet reached 50 million registered users, making it the second most-used e-wallet service in the Philippines, only behind GCash. As of 2022, there were an estimated 58 million active e-wallet users in the Philippines, with this number expected to grow to 81 million by 2025.
The properties of the Maya payment method are shown in the following table:
The following graphics show the Maya authorization process in different terminals:
