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How to Apply for Unionbank EON Debit Card?

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EON Visa Debit Card is a product of Unionbank of the Philippines that allows you to transact online. Simply put, it's an internet-based deposit account. It also offers zero maintaining balance, just pay 350 pesos annual maintenance fee and your card is up.



But many are attracted to this product because it's one of the very few bank accounts that allows withdrawal of your PayPal funds. With the advent of internet home-based jobs, EON has become very popular.

How to Apply for EON Visa Debit Card

Living to its name as an internet-based debit card, applying for it can be done online. Just to the link below (or visit unionbank website).


Claiming the EON Card

After submitting the online form, you will receive a notification via text message that your card is now ready for pick-up. Once you have that, go to the Unionbank branch you nominated in the application form and bring the following requirements:

  • 2 valid IDs*
  • Proof of Billing Address*
  • Latest Payslip
Then, you'll have your card with you. Next, I'll write about how to make an online account.

*could be any government issued ID, NBI clearance, company ID, school ID, passport
*if the phone, water, or electric bill is not in your name, you can bring a signed authorization letter along with the scan copy of bill.
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