Good day, my fellow readers; I want to share the new chapter of my credit card life with you. On my previous blog, I applied for a BPI Secured Credit Card (BPI SCC) last January 2021. Moreover, after all of the four months of happiness, a tragedy comes. That same credit card has been hacked. Yes, my card has a fraud transaction, as you can see below: The said suspicious transaction was dated April 12, 2021 , from WIREX9934 Singapore worth Php. 517.75. How come did they do that? I am still in the Philippines. From my experience, I never recall some suspicious links that I've opened since I am very critical when it comes to that. Also, I always protect my card, and no one can do that unless it is an online or inside-job transaction. I researched with Wirex9934 , and it shows that it is a multi-currency wallet based from Singapore. I suspect that they used my card for topping up their wallet to use it as cash. They are very wise, huh? After I saw this transaction from my BPI Online
In this post, I will show you the complete process of getting a free ING Debit Card. So let us talk first about the bank itself. ING is also known as Internationale Nederlanden Groep, a Dutch multinational bank that operates in more than 40 countries across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. They are here in the Philippines in the year 1990 as wholesale banking services to international and local corporations. But they became a digital bank in late 2018. They are in the top 30 of the largest universal bank in the Philippines. ING is best known for providing a higher interest than the traditional banks, FREE financial services (Bank Certificate/Statement, Fund Transfer, Debit Card), and hassle-free registration without going to a bank, just your mobile phone only. Download their app through Google Play or App Store and prepare your valid ID. They only accept 18 years old and above and 3 IDs as of now — Philippine Passport, Driver's License, or UMID. I applied exactly on my 18th birthda