Marcos Admin Urged to Maximize the Opportunity to Expand Fintech
The incoming Marcos administration is being urged to maximize the current momentum of fintech in the Philippines.
Read moreThe incoming Marcos administration is being urged to maximize the current momentum of fintech in the Philippines.
Read moreTala is a digital lender that provides services like quick loans to consumers and business owners, it is registered with the country’s SEC.
Read moreUnionBank said it will never ask its clients to click on a link asking for private information.
Read moreThe fintech firm gives the milestone credits to its fast-growing customer base as the pandemic provided strong tailwinds to fintech firms.
Read moreThe president noted that the initiative would “promote efficient delivery of services, expedite transactions, boost revenue and reduce the risk of graft and corruption.”
Read moreGCash disclosed that they were working with the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) and the Philippine National Police (PNP) to make sure that cybercriminals are monitored, caught, and apprehended.
Read morePayMaya has announced that it is rebranding from an e-wallet into an “all-in-one money app” called Maya.
Read moreOnce approved, NextPay also plans on offering cryptocurrency in their platform.
Read moreMarCoPay (MCP), an eMoney salary platform for seafarers, is set to launch an e-market update in its app which will expand its list of services as a one-stop shop e-wallet provider.
Read moreVoyager stated that new funds acquired will be used to launch Maya Bank services, such as savings and credit, which will be offered seamlessly across PayMaya’s platforms.
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