Aside from transferring the funds to exchanges and buy some other coins for investment. One thing that we Filipinos do is when we receive a certain amount of SBD/STEEM is we sent it out directly to our Coins.ph wallet. I myself will not be discussing the cashout process anymore since there's a lot of tutorials done already by our fellow steemians out there.

What I will be sharing instead is something new to me and just did a trial on cashing out.

On my case since Cebuana Llhuiller is just nearby ( walking distance of 15 minutes) I am always using that method of cashing out my funds.

This time I tried 1,000 PHP as a sample

If ever that I will be using the service there's an extra charge of 45PHP to get my money. Well the 45 PHP can buy a lot of things already. I can buy 4 pieces of siomai in Siomai House and 1 Samalamig ( it is a drink with sugar syrup and gelatin)

Then after that I also checked the other Cash-Out Option Globe G-Cash

The fees went down by 25 pesos. Haha! 20 pesos can buy me 5 pieces of Kwekwek and 1 glass of pineapple juice which is just a colored water Good thing my suki ( the term that we used if you are a regular patron of a good of service) isn't a steemian yet. Or else I will loose my discount. Yeah I have a free refill at times for the juice.

The last one that I got was thru Cardless withdrawal from Security Bank

From 45 PHP fee from Cebuana, then 20 PHP fee from G-cash now we have 0 fees for processing a withdrawal from Security Bank . Isn't it amazing! yeah I am over reacting on that but hey extra savings would really mean a lot this time. Plus the nearest branch is just a walking distance from my place 25 mins walk.

So from now on, rather than going to the nearest Cebuana Branch that is costing me extra I will be using Security Bank on my withdrawals in that way I can save some more money.

That's all folks that I can share! Hope that somehow I gave you some ideas just incase that you are not aware of the fees involved when cashing out to coins.ph just like me.