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Manila Water inks MOA with Security Bank on bills payment

East Zone water and used water concessionaire Manila Water recently signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Security Bank to make it easier for East Zone customers to pay their water bills.

The MOA now allows Manila Water customers to settle their bills over-the-counter through any Security Bank branch or through the bank’s automated teller machines (ATMs) and Online Banking Facility.

Mariza Arcilla, Security Bank Senior Vice President and Head of Corporate Banking Group said, “Beyond the convenience that this bills payment facility provides to Manila Water, we believe that even more important is the convenience and flexibility that this service affords to every Manila Water customer. As we value the time of our customers, this new facility is a welcome development especially when we all wish we have more time in our hands to accomplish endless tasks within the seemingly limited hours in the day and with the ever-increasing congestion of our roads,” Arcilla said. 

The new bills payment arrangement also allows customers to pay in cash, local check or via an auto-debit scheme in their Security Bank account in any Security Bank branch nationwide.

Photo shows Manila Water Chief Finance Officer and Treasurer Luis Juan Oreta (4th from right) together with Security Bank Senior Vice President and Head of Corporate Banking Group Mariza Arcilla (3rd from left) at the recently-held ceremonial signing with Security Bank as the newest bills payment facility of Manila Water. Joining them are Manila Water Chief Operating Officer for Manila Water Operations Ferdinand Dela Cruz (2nd from right), Manila Water OIC for the East Zone Business Operations Esmeralda Quines (rightmost) joined by Security Bank First Vice President and Cash Management Division Head Dennis Joy Ejercito (leftmost) and Security Bank First Vice President for Corporate Banking Group Yvonne Joanna Marcelo (2nd from left).

Present during the Memorandum of Agreement Signing are the Manila Water executives led by Manila Water Chief Operating Officer for Manila Water Operations Ferdinand Dela Cruz, Chief Finance Officer and Treasurer Luis Juan Oreta, OIC for the East Zone Business Operations Esmeralda Quines, East Zone Business Support Head Marvin Panday together with the officials of Security Bank headed by Security Bank SVP and Head of Corporate Banking Group Mariza Arcilla, First Vice President of Corporate Banking Group Yvonne Joanna Marcelo and Security Bank First Vice President and Cash Management Division Head Dennis Joy Ejercito.

Manila Water serves more than 6.3 million residents in eastern Metro Manila comprising Makati, Pasig, Taguig, Pateros, Mandaluyong, San Juan, Marikina, Mandaluyong portions of Manila and Quezon City as well as the province of Rizal. #(MWC Corporate Communications)

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