Ussc Super Service App Download

The Super U App offers a selection of e-wallets depending on your needs. For more information, click the chat icon below. You may also call us at (632) 8928-USSC (8772), or email us at customer_service@ussc.com.ph

Aug 8, 2022 Version 3.0.29

USSC's U Store Mobile App latest version provides a systemic money movement service such as sending and receiving money money through our international and domestic remittance partners. It provides a total solution to your financial needs from bills payment to transfer of funds between your U Mobile wallet to other banks through Instapay. Plus, you can easily reach out to our Customer Service for special assistance. Enjoy a more rewarding experience with our new app version. Download it now!

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Oct 29, 2021 Version 2.0.24

Thank you for using USSC Super Service.

This update contains bug fixes and performance improvements

Updates:

1. Need a fast and convenient way of gift-giving? Buy e-GCs from various merchants for you or your loved ones through USSC's new U GIFT service. The best holiday gift is the one that comes from U!

2. Transferring funds are also made easier with USSC's QRPH. You can now transfer fund to your bank account by scanning your Bank Account's QR code! You may also send fund to your U-Mobile wallet by scanning your USSC's generated QR code through the Super Service App.

Universal Storefront Services Corporation (USSC), a nationwide financial services store network, and Western Union, a leader in cross-border, cross-currency money movement, have expanded digital money transfers in the Philippines by integrating Western Union money transfer service within the USSC Super Service mobile app, providing convenient services for customers at their fingertips.

Signing up for a Panalo Wallet is free. Customers, 12 years old and above, need to bring at least one valid ID to the nearest USSC Super service store and fill out the application form along with a picture and fingerprint capture.

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