Send payment details and decide a booking, right from the chat
Bank transfer now counts as a full payment method alongside GCash, and a pending booking request can be approved or declined from the same conversation it arrived in.
A guest deciding to book needs one way to send a deposit, not a specific one. Until now, going live on the marketplace effectively meant having a GCash QR ready — bank details didn't count toward the same checklist, even though InstaPay is just as real a way for a Philippine guest to pay. Bank details (bank, account name, number) now count in full, so a host who only takes InstaPay is exactly as ready to go live as one with a GCash QR.
Payment details can now be sent straight from the guest chat instead of retyped by hand into every conversation — pick bank, QR or your payment notes, and it drops into the message you're already writing. The same account number typed out fresh each time is how a digit eventually goes missing and a deposit lands nowhere.
And because almost nobody holds dates on a booking request alone — you approve once the deposit actually lands, which happens after answering questions and sending payment details, all inside the same thread — a pending request can now be approved or declined right from the conversation it arrived in. The buttons show only while it's still pending, so a decided request can't be approved twice by accident.
What actually changed
- Bank transfer counts as a complete go-live payment method, not just GCash
- Send your bank details, QR or payment notes straight into a guest chat
- Approve or decline a booking request from the conversation it came in on
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