Maya Rolls Out Transaction Rebates for Families Receiving Middle East Remittances
Maya introduces a limited-time rebate program for users receiving Middle East remittances with cashback on ATM withdrawals, transfers, and mobile load.
Maya introduces a limited-time rebate program for users receiving Middle East remittances with cashback on ATM withdrawals, transfers, and mobile load.
A veteran of the Philippine crypto scene shifts focus to scaling cross-border payments with new regulatory tailwinds, deeper liquidity, and an AI-driven fintech stack.
Industry leaders say stablecoins can cut remittance costs and boost the Philippine economy if interoperability and regulation improve.
Coins.ph will have a stablecoin rail for fund transfer and will directly convert the sent fiat, either in U.S. dollars or Canadian dollars, into stablecoins through Remitly’s solution.
Coins.ph highlights how stablecoins reduce fees, enable near-instant transfers, and expand financial access for overseas Filipino workers and their families.
Coins.ph and Vietnam’s FinFan are teaming up to speed up and cut costs on remittances between the Philippines and Vietnam using next-gen tech.
In his address, titled “Leveraging Stablecoin Technology for Fast, Affordable Money Transfers,” Wei Zhou emphasized how stablecoins are increasingly being adopted worldwide for cross-border payments.
Coins.ph and BCRemit unveiled a stablecoin-powered remittance service that lets Filipinos from UK, EU, US, and Canada send money home.
The partnership aims to help make money transfers faster and more cost-efficient for overseas Filipinos sending funds home.
Caloocan Rep. Edgar Erice filed House Bill 4792 to promote crypto adoption, aiming to lower OFW remittance costs, protect Filipinos from scams, and boost digital asset use nationwide.