Please always refer to your Annex-A and Chosen Computation documents for your payment schedule as you will not receive monthly reminders of your due payments.

Here is a step-by-step guide to making your subsequent transactions.


Step 1: Making Your First and Second Monthly Payments

For your first and second monthly amortization, you may send your payments thru the ff. methods:

  • Personal Cash / Check Payment in our Accounting Office
  • Our address is 12th-floor Unit 5, The One Executive Building, West Avenue, Quezon City. Please inform your Marketing Partner in advance of your visit. He / she is required to assist you during your visit.


Step 2: Submit Your Proof of Payment (for non-cash/check transactions)

After making your payment, please do not forget to submit your proof of payment by sending it to our Payment Portal.


Be sure to upload a clear picture that captures the date, amount & recipient's details (Bank Name / Remittance Center & Acct. Number) of the transaction.

Keep in mind that the date of sending your proof of payment is the date you are considered to have paid. A penalty of 3% (compounding) will be applied and automatically added to your payment balance (and deducted in your next payment) if the proof of payment has been sent three (3) days after your due date.



Step 3: Making Your Remaining Monthly Payments

Starting your third monthly amortization, you are required to submit Post-Dated Checks (PDCs) for your remaining monthly and lump-sum payments. Here are the guidelines for check payments:

  1. PDCs may be named under a representative in the Philippines. They may be issued by them temporarily until you can apply for your own checking account here.
  2. International checks in US Dollar and Canadian Dollar are permitted (just be aware of the added costs and exchange rates), and must be submitted at least 20 days before the date of the first monthly amortization, to allow time for international check clearing.
  3. If you don’t have a checking account, Citi Global can issue an endorsement letter to open a checking account in the ff.: (You may request it from your Marketing Partner)
    1. Any PSBank branch in the Philippines
    2. BDO Heroes Hill branch
  4. PDCs may be submitted physically or mailed directly to our company address at:

CitiGlobal Realty & Development, Inc. Accounting Department

12th Floor Unit 5, The One Executive Building #5

West Avenue (Delta), Brgy. Nayong Kanluran,

Quezon City, NCR, Philippines 1104

A Guide for Writing Checks
Watch: Guide for Check Payments


Penalty on Check Pull-outs

  1. Request for check pull-out must be made at least one (1) week before the due date and will be subject to a pull-out fee of five hundred pesos (P500.00) per check. Monthly amortization covered by the check to be pulled out must have already been paid via remittance, fund transfer, bank deposit, or credit card.

  2. For 2 or more checks, a letter-request for check pullout is required and must be submitted at least two (2) weeks before the next due date. There will only be a one (1) month buffer to allow another form of payment, after which, the replacement checks must already be submitted.

  3. The penalty of five hundred pesos (P500) is applicable per check and will automatically be deducted from requesting the client’s Statement of Account.


Penalty on Bounced Checks

  1. Every bounced/returned check shall be charged a penalty of one thousand five hundred pesos (P1500.00), to be automatically deducted from the client’s Statement of Account.

  2. Holding of checks for due for deposit will not be allowed.



Your Official Receipts

You will receive an Official Receipt for every payment made. Please expect to receive a scanned copy with an attached Statement of Account from our Treasury Team within one (1) month from the time you send your Proof of Payment or from the time your check has cleared. You may personally claim the original copies in our office at your earliest convenience, but please advise your Marketing Partner about your visit at least one (1) week in advance.


For your guidance, please watch Where and How to Pay Your Monthly Amortization