PalmPay Introduces Priority Payment Feature for Hassle-Free Transactions

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In a world where speed and efficiency are key, managing payments quickly can make all the difference, especially when time is of the essence. Imagine being on an important call and running out of airtime—your first instinct is to top up immediately so you can continue the conversation without delay.

To simplify this process, PalmPay has rolled out a new in-app feature called the Priority Payment Method, designed to make topping up airtime, purchasing data, and paying bills more seamless.

What is the Priority Payment Method?

This feature allows users to set a preferred payment method that will automatically be used for specific transactions like airtime and data top-ups or bill payments. By selecting a primary payment option, you ensure that your transactions are processed swiftly, without the need to choose a payment method each time.

Key Points to Know:

  1. Default Payment: Once set, your chosen payment method will be the default for airtime, data top-ups, and bill payments.
  2. Feature Scope: The Priority Payment Method is specifically for airtime, data, and bill payments. It does not apply to transfers, withdrawals, or other services like PayShop.
  3. Automatic Adjustment: If your preferred payment method is unavailable at the time of the transaction, the system will automatically switch to the next available option, ensuring uninterrupted service.

How to Set Your Priority Payment Method:

  1. Open the PalmPay app and head to the Settings menu.
  2. Select ‘Payment Setting.’
  3. Tap on ‘Priority Payment Method.’
  4. Choose your preferred payment option.

PalmPay invites users to take advantage of this feature for quicker and more efficient transactions. If you need any help or encounter issues, PalmPay’s customer support team is available through social media channels.


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