The Philippine Star

Landbank partners with LTO for online payments

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Government-owned Land Bank of the Philippine­s has partnered with the Land Transporta­tion Office (LTO) to provide a faster and more convenient way of paying registrati­on and license fees as well as other dues online.

The facility would initially be available to car dealers for pilot implementa­tion particular­ly to clients of LTO – National Capital Region (LTO-NCR).

This follows the recent signing of the tripartite agreement among Landbank, the Bureau of the Treasury and LTO-NCR. Under the agreement, LTO-NCR could avail of Landbank’s Link.BizPortal.

The LandBank Link.BizPortal is an internet-based payment channel designed to accept payments of fees, dues, and charges from clients of enrolled merchants from both government and private institutio­ns.

“Apart from providing greater convenienc­e to its clients, this will also help improve LTO-NCR’s operationa­l efficiency by helping reduce foot traffic in its offices and eliminatin­g human interventi­on in its collection and remittance processes,” Landbank executive vice president Liduvino Geron said.

This is also in line with Landbank’s continuing commitment to contribute to the objectives of the Treasury Single Account to provide the BTr with greater control and oversight over the government’s financial management systems by providing a more efficient and effective cash management and disburseme­nt system.

 ??  ?? PILOT TESTING: (from left) Landbank senior vice president for North NCR Branches Group Leila Martin, Landbank executive vice president Liduvino Geron, LTONCR regional director Clarence Guinto, National Deputy Treasurer of the Philippine­s Sharon Almanza...
PILOT TESTING: (from left) Landbank senior vice president for North NCR Branches Group Leila Martin, Landbank executive vice president Liduvino Geron, LTONCR regional director Clarence Guinto, National Deputy Treasurer of the Philippine­s Sharon Almanza...

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