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May 4, 2016 By iSensey

How to Fund COL Account Using BDO Online Banking

There are many ways to fund your COL Financial account. Aside from visiting COL’s office to pay at the cashier, you can also process funding via internet banking. BDO is one of those banks with internet banking facility that you can use to fund your COL account. Other banks are: BPI, Metrobank, China Bank.

Funding COL via online banking is convenient especially for those investors who are based far from Ortigas. If you are an OFW, you can definitely still add funds to your COL account through online banking.Fund COL account using BDO Online

Here are the simple steps on how to fund your COL account using the ‘bills payment facility’ of BDO.

A. Login to your BDO retail internet banking access.

B. The BDO online dashboard will load:

Click Financial Services >> Bills Payment >> Pay Bills

C. Fill up the needed field:

1.Pay from: choose the account to be debited

2. *Skip the second field, go straight to the box that says “Pay a Company/Biller that is not yet enrolled”, and click it.

3. Then go back to the second field “Pay this Company/Biller”, scroll through the options and select COL Financial Group Inc from the drop down menu.

Question: Why do you need to click the box first? This is because to process bills payment from BDO to COL, it requires enrollment.

If you did not click the box, you won’t see COL as an option from the drop down menu. The billers that will show up are only those which does not require enrollment.

4, Add in the funding amount that you want.

5. On the Remarks field you can input any message or notation about the transaction.

Example: COL funding processed May 3.

6. Subscriber number: This is the 8 digits COL account number without the dash

Example: 12345678

7. Subscriber name: Input your name; if the COL account is a JOINT account, input the primary COL account holder

8. On the Enrollment section, click box if you want to enroll COL for future payments.

Tip: It is best to enroll COL to your BDO account if you will regularly use BDO online to fund your COL. After enrollment, you can now find COL on your shortlist of enrolled account billers.

9. On the other enrollment details section – assigned a preferred name so it is easy to identify COL, this is especially useful if you have several companies / billers enrolled in your account.

Example: “COL – Anna” or “COL”

10. Select Channels for Enrollment – click on “Online”.

11. Finally, click on SUBMIT
See this BDO payment details screenshot:
How to enroll COL to BDO Account

**If you got an error Subscriber number is invalid, check what you input. Your 8-digits COL account number should be entered without any dash or space.

D. The Confirmation Page will load, verify that everything is in order.

Be 100% sure that all details are correct since after you click CONTINUE, you can’t backtrack on the transaction.

Click on “Continue” to confirm the transaction.

COL funding using BDO online

E. The Payment Successful page will load with a snapshot of the transaction details. If you also click the box to enroll COL to your BDO account, there will be two sections on this page:

  1. Payment Details of the successful / approved transaction.
  2. Successful enrollment of Company / Biller Information

Payment approved, successful.

Online BDO funding for COL account

COL Financial is successfully enrolled to your BDO account.

COL enrollment BDO online banking

F. Check your Email for the COL Acknowledgment of Deposit or Funding

After a couple of hours, COL Financial will email you a deposit confirmation about your funding from BDO to your COL account.

COL acknowledgment of deposit via online banking

H. Login back to COL dashboard to see the new funding amount has been added to your portfolio total.

Dashboard >>Trade >> Portfolio

For our sample BDO to COL funding via online banking, the amount deposited was P10,000, there is a P10 transaction fee charged by BDO for the bills payment transaction to COL. So net of the online banking transaction fee, only P9,990 was credited to your COL portfolio.

Check here for: COL Account Funding bank service fees of BDO, BPI, Metrobank, Chinabank, Asia United Bank for online banking and over the counter transactions.

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Filed Under: COL Financial Inc, Stock Market Tagged With: BDO Bills Payment, BDO COL Payment, BDO online banking, BDO to COL Account, COL Funding, COL Funding via BDO, How to Fund COL Account, Online Funding COL using BDO

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Comments

  1. Sunshine says

    December 6, 2016 at 1:10 pm

    Thanks for the help! It is very detailed.

  2. Imerie Tingzon says

    May 13, 2020 at 3:34 pm

    Everytime I try to transfer funds to our COL account thru BDO online banking. The screen prompt shows invalid merchant field value. How to fix this? Thanks in advance.

    • Jim says

      December 5, 2020 at 7:04 am

      Me too it says invalid merchant? I follow the steps correctly.

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