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| PNB 檢討摘要 | |
| 成立年份 | 1916 |
| 註冊國家/地區 | 菲律賓 |
| 監管 | 無監管 |
| 產品與服務 | 零售及企業銀行業務、貸款及按揭、匯款、保險、投資、股票經紀、手機及網上銀行 |
| 模擬帳戶 | / |
| 槓桿 | / |
| 點差 | / |
| 交易平台 | PNB 數碼應用程式 |
| 最低存款 | PHP 3,000(基本儲蓄帳戶) |
| 客戶支援 | 主線:(+632) 8526 3131 |
| 銀行熱線:(+632) 8573-8888 | |
| 電郵:customercare@pnb.com.ph | |
| 社交媒體:Facebook、X、Instagram、YouTube、LinkedIn | |
PNB 資訊
Philippine National Bank (PNB) 是菲律賓歷史最悠久且最大的私營商業銀行之一,成立於1916年。目前並未受到美國或海外任何金融機構的監管,但通過其龐大的分行和自動櫃員機網絡,向美國和海外客戶提供傳統和數碼金融服務。

優缺點
| 優點 | 缺點 |
| 自1916年以來擁有悠久的銀行歷史 | 未受監管 |
| 龐大的本地和國際分行網絡 | 複雜的費用結構 |
| 提供多元化的銀行服務 | |
| 多種聯絡渠道 |
PNB 是否合法?
PNB 未受到 菲律賓任何金融機構監管,包括證券交易委員會(SEC)和菲律賓中央銀行(BSP)。此外,它也未受到任何國際公認的金融監管機構監管,如英國金融行為監管局(FCA)、澳大利亞證券投資委員會(ASIC)或塞浦路斯證券交易委員會(CySEC)。

產品與服務
PNB 提供一系列傳統和創新的金融服務,包括零售銀行業務、企業銀行業務、匯款、資產管理、貸款、保險和投資選擇。它擁有菲律賓銀行中最大的國內和國外分支網絡之一,為本地和全球菲律賓客戶提供服務。
| 產品 / 服務 | 支援 |
| 零售和企業銀行業務 | ✔ |
| 貸款和按揭(例如 OPHL) | ✔ |
| 匯款服務 | ✔ |
| 保險(人壽和非人壽) | ✔ |
| 投資和信託服務 | ✔ |
| 股票經紀 | ✔ |
| 手機和網上銀行 | ✔ |

帳戶類型
| 帳戶類型 | 用途 / 功能 | 適合對象 |
| 儲蓄帳戶 | 基本存款帳戶;初始存款從 PHP 3,000 起 | 日常儲蓄者 |
| 支票帳戶 | 附有支票簿;方便支付和資金存取 | 需要支付靈活性的個人/企業 |
| 定期存款 | 固定期限存款帶利息 | 尋求安全儲蓄增長的人士 |
| 外幣帳戶 | 安全持有外幣 | 有外匯需求或海外交易的個人 |

PNB 費用
與其他銀行相比,PNB 收取中高額的費用,特別是在分行之間進行交易以及與其他國家的人進行交易時。在其網絡內,一些服務,如查詢餘額和使用自動櫃員機,是免費的。然而,許多其他服務,特別是涉及不同地區、其他島嶼或不同貨幣的分行的服務,收取不同的費用。
| 費用類別 | 描述 | 費用 |
| 分行內現金存款 | 同區域:免費不同區域:₱50/₱100K 或更多 | 最低₱50,每₱100K 收取₱50 |
| 分行支票存款 | 常規↔島嶼分行 | ₱100 |
| 美元現金/支票存款 | 所有分行 | ₱100 |
| 分行取款(PHP) | 常規↔島嶼分行 | ₱200 |
| 美元取款/兌現 | 所有分行 | ₱200 |
| 自動櫃員機(本地) | PNB 自動櫃員機:免費其他銀行:₱15 取款,₱2 查詢餘額 | ₱2–₱15 |
| 自動櫃員機(國際) | 取款:₱150–₱250查詢餘額:₱75 | ₱75–₱250 |
| 數碼轉帳(零售) | InstaPay / PESONet | 每筆交易收取₱20 |
| 數碼 PNB 至 PNB 轉帳 | 每週前3次免費;之後每筆收取₱10 | ₱0–₱10 |
| 櫃檯服務 | 取款單:₱50支票簿重訂:₱250–₱500銀行證明書:₱200 | 因服務而異 |
| 入境美元匯款 | 服務費 + DST | $5–$8 |
| 休眠費 | 5年後不活躍 | ₱30 / $0.50(部分帳戶) |
| 提前結束(≤30 天) | PHP 帳戶:₱500美元帳戶:$10 | ₱500 / $10+ |
| 維持餘額罰款 | 比索:₱350–₱500美元:$10–$20其他貨幣各異 | ₱350+ / $10+ |
| 其他費用 | SOA 要求、匯款、票據、保險箱租金等 | 因服務而異 |
交易平台
| 交易平台 | 支援 | 可用設備 | 適用對象 |
| PNB 數碼應用程式 | ✔ | Android, iOS | / |

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Wiki問答
Does PNB charge a commission for each lot traded on their ECN or raw spread accounts?
From my experience and careful review of the available information about PNB, it’s important to clarify that PNB operates primarily as a traditional and digital bank, not a specialized forex broker. Although they offer foreign currency accounts and some investment services, I could not find any detailed evidence that they provide true ECN or raw spread forex trading accounts in the way that major online forex brokers do. This distinction matters because, in standard forex industry practice, ECN or raw spread accounts typically charge a commission per lot traded, separate from the spread. For PNB, there is simply no mention of a commission structure per lot or any dedicated forex trading fees that would apply to ECN or raw spread accounts. The bank’s fee structure is focused on banking operations, such as foreign currency withdrawals, remittance, and maintenance charges, but not specialized trading commissions. This absence of detailed trading commission information strongly suggests that PNB does not support direct retail forex trading through an ECN or raw spread model where commissions per lot would apply. For me, this lack of transparency and regulatory oversight, coupled with the absence of industry-standard trading account types, makes PNB unsuitable as a primary venue for serious forex trading. I exercise caution and would recommend seeking a regulated, specialized broker if ECN trading and clear commission terms are crucial to your trading strategy.
How do the different types of accounts available at PNB vary from each other?
In my experience as a trader exploring financial institutions, the account types offered by PNB reflect its primary function as a traditional and digital bank, rather than a dedicated forex broker. Their account options—namely Savings, Checking, Time Deposit, and Foreign Currency Accounts—each cater to distinct financial needs. The Savings Account is best suited for everyday savers looking for basic deposit functionality with an initial deposit as low as PHP 3,000. Checking Accounts, on the other hand, provide a checkbook and added payment flexibility, which is useful for individuals or businesses that frequently write checks or handle regular payments. Time Deposit Accounts are targeted at those who prefer secure, fixed-term savings with a predetermined interest, an approach typically favored by conservative investors aiming for predictable returns. The Foreign Currency Account stands out for me as it is specifically designed for individuals with international transaction requirements or those who want to hold funds in currencies other than the Philippine Peso. It's important to note that while these accounts serve various customer segments, none are specialized trading or margin accounts commonly found with brokers. There is also no mention of leverage or spread structures, which, from a risk and suitability perspective, indicates these offerings are not designed for active forex speculation. For traders, understanding these distinctions is critical, as the account type fundamentally defines the scope of available products, related costs, and the risk profile. I always emphasize diligence, especially given PNB’s lack of regulatory oversight, which demands extra caution and thorough understanding before engaging in higher-risk financial activities.
Is PNB overseen by any financial regulators, and if so, which agencies are responsible?
Based on my own careful research and firsthand evaluation, PNB is not overseen by any recognized financial regulatory body, either within the Philippines or internationally. Despite its long history as a major bank in the Philippines and its broad suite of banking and financial services, there is no evidence of regulatory supervision by authorities such as the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), or established global regulators like the FCA, ASIC, or CySEC. For me as a trader, the absence of regulatory oversight is a significant red flag, especially when considering any platform or institution for forex or investment activities. Regulation is critical because it provides a framework for transparency, accountability, and customer protections—elements I rely on when evaluating the trustworthiness and safety of any broker or financial entity. Without official regulation, clients carry additional risks, such as limited recourse in case of disputes or malpractices. In my experience, I stick with brokers that can clearly demonstrate active regulatory licenses, as this underpins not just legitimacy but also the fundamental safety of my capital.
What documents do I need to provide in order to process my initial withdrawal with PNB?
Based on my experience as a forex trader, I always prioritize safety and due diligence when choosing financial institutions and handling withdrawals. With PNB, I approach the process with particular caution due to its lack of regulation by Philippine authorities and absence of international oversight. While PNB is an established bank offering a range of financial and investment services, there is no explicit, detailed information available in the background about the precise documentation requirements for processing an initial withdrawal, especially for those seeking to move funds internationally or through different currencies. Generally, for a withdrawal from a bank account (as opposed to a regulated forex brokerage account), I expect to provide standard bank documents. This typically includes a valid government-issued photo ID, possibly my account number, and sometimes the original passbook or checkbook if withdrawing over the counter. If the withdrawal is being made online through the PNB Digital App, I would ensure my account and contact information are up to date, and be prepared for additional security verification. Given the complex fee structure and potential regional branch requirements listed, I would also recommend confirming all the specifics directly with PNB customer service before attempting a withdrawal. This helps ensure there are no unexpected delays or additional requests. I never risk large sums without first clarifying withdrawal processes, especially with institutions that do not hold formal regulatory licenses. For me, cautious verification is essential to safeguard my capital.
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