Philippine Banks
For a Remark on the Topic Phishing See End of List

Bank Name Internet Remittance Swift/BIC Remarks
ABC Asian Bank Corporation        
ADB Asian Development Bank        
Allied Bank Allied Bank No Yes ABCMPHMM  
AT Asia Trust        
AUB Asia United Bank Yes Yes   Website not working
BancNet The Banking Network No No   Website not working
BDO Banco Dio Oro Yes Yes BOPBPHMM
BF Banco Filipino Savings and Martgage Bank     FIAOPHM1  
BPI  (Bank of the Philippine Islands) Yes Yes BPFFPHM1
BSP Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas No No    
China Bank China Bank Philippines No Yes CHBKPHMM  
Citybank Citybank of the Philippines Yes No    
HSBC HSBC Savings Bank     HBPHPHMM  
ISLA Bank Isla Bank Yes No   Only Online Inquiry
Keppel Keppel Bank Philippines No No    
Landbank Landbank of the Philippines Yes (Not Private) Yes TLBPPHMM  
MetroBank Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company Yes No MBTCPHMM  
PNB Philippine National Bank Yes Yes PNBMPHMM
RCBC   Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation Yes Yes RCBCPHMM
Security Bank Security Bank Corporation No No    
Union Union Bank of the Philippines Yes No   Money transfer to other banks too
UCPB United Coconut Bank No No UCPBPHMM

Phishing is done via emails which look like official emails from respective money institutes. The recipient is typically asked to visit a website which again looks very close like the official website of the institute and to enter there personal data. This is typically a credit card number plus the associated PIN. It could be a social security number as well. All these data will then be used in a criminal way to steal your money or even worse, steal your complete identity.

All money institutes never asked for PIN information or other personal identification information. So whenever you recieve such an email, even when it says, the service for you would be terminated, just ignore it.