To get started with Salig Pay, you'll need to go through a quick activation process, where our Onboarding team verifies the legitimacy of your business. The required documents will vary depending on the type of business entity.
• DTI Registration
• Government-issued ID of the person registered with the DTI (one (1) primary ID or three (3) secondary IDs)
• BIR Certificate of Registration (BIR Form 2303)
• SEC Certificate of Registration
• Articles of Partnership
• Partner’s Resolution to designate the authorized person to transact with Salig Pay and the bank account for payouts
• Government-issued ID of any partner (one (1) primary ID or three (3) secondary IDs)
• BIR Certificate of Registration (BIR Form 2303)
• SEC Certificate of Incorporation
• Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws (all pages)
• Latest General Information Sheet (GIS) submitted to and received by the SEC (all pages)
• Government-issued ID of any incorporator (one (1) primary ID or three (3) secondary IDs)
• Government-issued ID of the authorized person to transact with Salig Pay (one (1) primary ID or three (3) secondary IDs)
• BIR Certificate of Registration (BIR Form 2303)
• Duly notarized Secretary’s Certificate*
For reference, here’s a list of valid primary IDs:
Driver’s License
SSS ID/UMID ID
Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) ID
Firearm License
Philippine Passport
PhilSys National ID or ePhilID
For foreign nationals: Passport and Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR)
Here’s a list of valid secondary IDs:
NBI Clearance
Police Clearance
PhilHealth ID
TIN ID
Pag-ibig ID (Digitized)
Postal ID (Digitized)
Barangay Clearance
Voter’s ID
All documents should be submitted online through the activation page in your Salig Pay dashboard. Please note that you can only begin accepting payments via Salig Pay once your account has been activated.
After submitting your request for account activation, our Onboarding team typically takes 14 business days to review your application.
We will notify you via email once your account is approved or if any follow-up questions arise, such as missing documents or clarifications regarding your business.