The Department of Justice (DOJ) and GCash sign a memorandum of agreement (MOA) that enables recognized refugees in the Philippines to access digital wallet services. The MOA allows eligible refugees to use the country’s e-wallet system through the mobile wallet provider. The signing takes place in ceremonies at the DOJ Justice Hall, with DOJ Secretary Fredderick Vida and officials from the DOJ’s Refugees and Stateless Persons Protection Unit (RSPPU) participating alongside GCash executives. According to the reports, the MOA signing is linked to activities marking the 75th anniversary of the 1951 Refugee Convention. The announcement from both outlets focuses on the purpose of the agreement—providing access for recognized refugees to digital wallet services—without detailing specific eligibility rules, rollout timelines, or operational terms. The coverage indicates the arrangement is intended to extend financial access via e-wallets to individuals recognized as refugees under Philippine processes.