What these pages list
Every entry comes from a Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas list: the name, the branch and the address the BSP has on file.
- Bank branches and offices come from the BSP's Financial Service Access Points list. It covers banks of every type, from universal banks to rural and cooperative banks, and marks which branches have an ATM. Offices of non-stock savings and loan associations are on the same list and are shown separately.
- Off-site ATMs are ATMs the same list records away from a branch, in malls, offices, schools and town halls.
- Pawnshops come from the BSP's list of supervised pawnshops, head offices and branches.
- Remittance and money changers come from the BSP's list of registered money service businesses. Each office carries the services it is registered for: remittance, money changing or foreign exchange dealing.
How to use the list before you visit
- Find the office. Open your city and search the list by bank, street or barangay.
- Check the services. A pawnshop tagged Remittance is registered to send and pay out money. One without that tag is not registered for remittance.
- Check the name. If a pawnshop or remittance office is not on the current list, look it up on the delisted list.
Questions
Which province has the most bank offices per person?
Davao del Sur: 10.0 bank offices per 10,000 people (680 offices on the BSP bank and ATM list as listed on 18 September 2026, ÷ 680,481 people in the PSA 2020 Census × 10,000). The fewest is Sulu, with 0.1.
How many banks and ATMs are there in the Philippines?
The BSP bank and ATM list, updated 18 September 2026, has 25,601 bank offices in the Philippines, 12,363 of them with an ATM on site, plus 10,987 off-site ATMs.
How many pawnshops are registered with the BSP?
The BSP's list of supervised pawnshops as of 30 September 2025 has 16,833 pawnshop offices, head offices and branches together.
Where can I find remittance centers and money changers near me?
Open your province above, then your city. Each city page lists the money service businesses the BSP has registered there, with the services each office is registered for: remittance, money changing or foreign exchange dealing. Many pawnshops are also registered for remittance, and the city pages show that too.
My town has no page of its own. Where are its offices?
On its province page, under Smaller towns: 679 of the 1,479 towns on the BSP lists are listed there in full, every office with its address.
Who licenses these offices
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) authorizes every bank office (Republic Act No. 8791), supervises pawnshops (Presidential Decree No. 114) and registers remittance companies and money changers (BSP Circular No. 1206, Series of 2024). The counts here are the offices on its lists.
These pages list offices and their BSP status only. Opening hours, fees and exchange rates come from the bank or company itself. For a problem with a transaction, raise it with the bank or company first, then with the BSP through its consumer assistance channels. For a legal claim, see a lawyer.
No bank, pawnshop or remittance company pays to appear here or to change its order. Lists run from the most offices to the fewest.
For the list of banks with their savings rates and fees, see banking.