Key Takeaways
- • Maya has re-enabled on-chain cryptocurrency deposits on its mobile platform, allowing account holders to transfer digital assets into the app from external wallets and third-party exchanges.
- • Verified accounts can receive supported tokens across compatible blockchain networks, with transfers sourced from domestic platforms such as Coins.ph and PDAX, and international services such as Coinbase.
- • The inbound transfer feature had previously been unavailable on mobile, while in-app spot trading and peso conversion remained functional.
- • Maya operates under virtual asset service provider guidelines set by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas and first integrated digital asset buying and selling in 2022.
Summary
Digital financial services platform Maya has re-enabled on-chain cryptocurrency deposits, according to a report from BitPinas, permitting account holders to transfer digital assets into the application directly from external wallets and third-party exchanges. The update reinstates an inbound transfer feature that had previously been unavailable on the mobile platform.
The restored capability allows verified accounts to receive supported tokens across compatible blockchain networks. Transfers can originate from domestic platforms such as Coins.ph and Philippine Digital Asset Exchange (PDAX), as well as international services such as Coinbase. To receive assets, users select the cryptocurrency section of the mobile dashboard, choose a token and its corresponding blockchain network, and the platform generates an alphanumeric public address and a scannable QR code. Transfer progress and final confirmations are logged in the application's transaction history tab.
Maya operates under virtual asset service provider guidelines set by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. The company originally integrated digital asset buying and selling in 2022. According to the report, in-app spot trading and conversion to Philippine pesos remained functional during the period when inbound blockchain transfers had faced intermittent access, which was attributed to adjustments to compliance and custody integrations.
The source material available for this report was limited to a news roundup and web search excerpts, so specific figures on transfer volumes, supported token lists, and official company statements were not available.
The restored capability allows verified accounts to receive supported tokens across compatible blockchain networks. Transfers can originate from domestic platforms such as Coins.ph and Philippine Digital Asset Exchange (PDAX), as well as international services such as Coinbase. To receive assets, users select the cryptocurrency section of the mobile dashboard, choose a token and its corresponding blockchain network, and the platform generates an alphanumeric public address and a scannable QR code. Transfer progress and final confirmations are logged in the application's transaction history tab.
Maya operates under virtual asset service provider guidelines set by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. The company originally integrated digital asset buying and selling in 2022. According to the report, in-app spot trading and conversion to Philippine pesos remained functional during the period when inbound blockchain transfers had faced intermittent access, which was attributed to adjustments to compliance and custody integrations.
The source material available for this report was limited to a news roundup and web search excerpts, so specific figures on transfer volumes, supported token lists, and official company statements were not available.
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