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The collaboration will combine DCFC’s approach to financing with Kredit Hero’s intelligent loan origination technology to strengthen the financing options available to entrepreneurs in the country.
This agreement allows PalawanPay users to apply for and manage Digido loans directly within the app.
The Vietnamese firm seeks to replicate its success by introducing its business model of learn-practice-earn framework, which allows individuals from diverse backgrounds to become all-in-one agents.
Fintech Kayamo unveils new initiative to extend accessible funding to Filipino creatives
By Pancho Dizon
Similar to the company’s work with MSMEs, Kayamo’s decision to support Filipino creatives stems from their recognition that the creative community needs a new form of assistance.
OneCFO launches new web app streamlining financial management for PH startups, businesses
By Pancho Dizon
The app automates various financial tasks including reporting, budgeting, forecasting, tax filings, payroll, and more with just a single click, streamlining operations for businesses.
These new partnerships boost the count of small businesses on yufin to over 30,000
Founded in 2015 by Percy Hernandez and Marlon Portugal, eTap focuses on extending financial services to the country’s unbanked.
With the rebranding, the group, known for its focus on alternative lending, is now expanding its horizons to build a comprehensive financial ecosystem that caters to the varied spending, borrowing, and investment requirements of its global clientele.
Capital markets and investment group CLSA Philippines’ latest survey paints a bright future for the Philippine economy
By Pancho Dizon
The survey’s results suggest a promising outlook for the Philippines’ economy, driven by rising education levels and increased work opportunities within the country.
CTOS stated its intentions to capitalize on the “strong market presence and expertise” of the acquired companies to offer a comprehensive suite of credit-related products in the Philippines and Indonesia.
Netbank, which has a rural bank license in the Philippines, provides various banking solutions like alternative lenders, payment solutions, neobanks, and wallets.
BigPay, the Southeast Asian financial technology (fintech) company of Malaysia’s Capital A, has hinted at a possible launch in the Philippines later this year.