How to place a sponsored article or press release on zpeso, and who may.
Short answer zpeso publishes labelled sponsored articles and press releases for banks, e-wallets, remittance and payout services licensed or registered in the Philippines. Reference tables, codes and rankings are never for sale. Write to us with the form below.
Formats
| Format | What it is | Where it appears |
|---|---|---|
| Sponsored article | An article about your service, written to our editorial rules and labelled Sponsored | Its own page, marked Sponsored above the headline |
| Press release | Your announcement, labelled as a press release | Its own page, marked Press release |
| News mention | A factual news item when your announcement changes fees, limits or how transfers work in the Philippines | The news section, on our editorial judgement; not paid |
Requirements
- Eligibility: banks, electronic money issuers and remittance or money service businesses supervised by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP); BSP-registered virtual asset service providers; foreign remittance providers with a Philippine licence or a licensed Philippine partner. We check the regulator’s register before we accept a piece.
- Labelling: every paid piece carries a visible label, and every outbound link in it is marked
rel="sponsored". We do not remove labels. - Facts: figures in a paid piece link to an official source, like everything else on the site. Your claims are attributed to you.
- Separation: paid content never changes a fee table, a code list or any other reference page.
- Always refused: gambling (including online sabong), loans and lending apps, “earning apps”, unlicensed exchanges or brokers, and investment schemes.
The full rules are in our sponsored content policy and editorial policy.
Turnaround
We reply to placement requests after checking eligibility. A piece is scheduled once its facts are checked against official sources and the draft is agreed.
Audience
zpeso is written in English for readers in the Philippines: people moving money between banks and e-wallets, freelancers paid from abroad, and overseas Filipino workers and their families. We publish audience figures only when we have measured data, with its source and date.
Get in touch
Tell us who you are, what you would like to publish, and your licence or registration in the Philippines.