Maya, the Philippines’ leading fintech ecosystem, has once again been recognized in the global stage, winning Best Consumer Digital Bank and Best Mobile Banking App in the Philippines at the World’s Best Digital Bank Awards for the third consecutive year.
Fintech, especially e-wallets and digital transfers, has transformed how care and obligation flow. But ease doesn’t always bring freedom. For many breadwinners, it also means being exposed to constant requests and carrying the quiet fatigue of never-ending giving.
Cash won’t vanish overnight. But its role is shrinking fast, as QR codes and NFC slowly redefine the way Filipinos move money. For many, the real choice won’t be whether to go cashless—but which way.
Fintech has been one of the fastest-moving tech sectors, marked by rapid innovation and widespread adoption, and one thing is clear: fintech will continue to evolve and play a vital role in our increasingly digital economy.
Credit scores, often overlooked in the public discourse, are in fact one of the most powerful levers in enabling wider participation in the financial system.
Maya’s seven Quill wins spanned four flagship campaigns—Get Banked with Maya, Maya Credit, Seasonal Campaigns and Maya Card for Travel—recognized under marketing and brand communications.
CIBI Impact 2025 has put the spotlight on the Philippines’ credit landscape at a critical turning point. Consumer demand for financing continues to rise, but high delinquency rates highlight the urgent need for trust, transparency, and collaboration across the ecosystem.
Unlike a standard payment gateway, Salmon’s proprietary platform uses real-time routing, automatic fallbacks, and smart retries to maintain transaction reliability in the face of network issues or downtime.
As the Philippines strengthens its role in the global cross-border services industry, companies like GMVA turn to Payoneer to ensure fast, secure, and reliable payments to their remote teams.