The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has partially suspended inbound InstaPay and PESONet transfers to DCPay Philippines, the electronic-money operator supporting Coins.ph peso payment services, under Monetary Board Resolution No. 839. Transfers from external bank accounts and e-wallets into affected Coins.ph peso wallets are rejected through those networks, including person-to-person transfers, InstaPay QR credit transfers and DCPay’s participation in the InstaPay for Business pilot. Outbound transfers, QRPh merchant payments and Coins.ph crypto services remain available. Coins.ph briefly paused all peso cash movements while implementing the restriction, but its status page showed InstaPay and PESONet cash-outs operational by Oct. 1, while both cash-in channels remained under maintenance. Betur Inc., which operates Coins.ph crypto trading, wallets and custody under a separate virtual asset service provider license, is not directly covered by the action, though blocked bank cash-ins limit peso funding options for trading.