FinTech

The number of FinTech companies has grown from 126 to 222 entities since 2016 in the Philippines. On average, about 15 to 20 new startups appear each year, while...

The Personal Finance feature in the Komo app is a great tool for being money smart, enabling you to build better habits and gain total control over your money that will ultimately help you achieve your financial goals.

Maya Savings, the digital savings account with a 6% interest that's as easy to use as an e-wallet, is now available to more Filipinos through the all-in-one money app, Maya.

Top-rated finance app PayMaya has evolved from an e-wallet to a powerhouse all-in-one money app called Maya.

Lista, a financial management tool, has launched the Ipon Challenge, which encourages every Filipino to set savings goals.

MarCoPay (MCP), the eMoney salary platform designed with seafarers for seafarers, follows the success of its 2021 app launch with added features that expand its roster of services as a one-stop-shop e-wallet provider. 

With the vision to train 1,000 emerging talents and tech leaders each year for ten years, the 10x1000 Tech for Inclusion platform saw a total of 1,067 learners from 66 countries and regions complete its Fintech Foundation Program and Fintech Leadership Program in 2021.

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the market, particularly the recipients, shifted towards digital remittances or online channels, saving users 22% more compared to traditional remittance services. 

Bayad, the country’s biggest and widest multi-channel payment platform, and Philippine National Bank, the fifth-largest bank in the country, have partnered to make it easier for Filipinos to settle payments electronically and pay their bills in real-time through the PNB Digital App.