Philippines’ mobile wallet GCash closes on $1bn valuation with new funding
Mynt-operated firm raises $175m from US investor.
Mynt-operated firm raises $175m from US investor.
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Uno’s parent DigiBankAsia is working with Philippine regulators to obtain a licence.
A basic digital bank will require a minimum capitalisation of $8.2 million.
Bauer’s company made up €291.4m of Wirecard’s 2018 profits.
Partnership claims to be first of its kind in the country.
The new corridors span the Middle East, and into South East Asia and Africa.
Filipinos will be able to sign up to the new service with a selfie.
70% of Filipino adults are still unbanked.
The bank has raised $27m since being founded in 2018.
The new client is Avaloq’s first in the Philippines.
GoBear’s bank partners will be able to tap underserved consumers.
The regtech firm gained extra capital from Japanese VC Global Brain.
The partnership will begin in Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore.
Azimo and Ripple speak to FinTech Futures about their new partnership.
It’s set to be the first of its kind in the country.
The bank is splitting its three-part structure into five.
Its mobile app will integrate “AI-driven” Jumio identity verification technology for its KYC.
The Philippines’ first digital bank selects its new core.
Tonik Financial will set up the island nation’s first online bank.
New York, Singapore, and Shanghai all switch to Avaloq system.
European investors can now back 12-month commercial loans in Singapore.
The open banking platform has opened an office in Singapore.
The latest funding round brings QFPay’s total to $36.5 million.
BHF becomes first ever Filipino rural bank to use core banking solutions.
It’s the first Philippine bank to successfully remit to Singapore.
Digital FX for the growing economy.
The aim is to reach millions of people over the next five years.
Philippine paytech finds lots of friends as it readies for US launch.
Another regulator gets tough on this rather special sector.
Bank of the Philippine Islands speeds up its digital revamp plans.
Offers internet-connected self-service kiosks and virtual reality boxes.
Latest $40m injection follows juicy $175m investment last month.
Round includes support from Sequoia India and BlueSky Venture Capital.
Aims to expand to other countries in the region next year.
“Largest investment to date in a Philippine tech company.”
The bank is a long-standing user of Finastra’s tech in the back office.
Will use Visa Direct, its real-time push payments platform.
Philippines’ largest telco moves into micro-lending space.
Plan to make it available by Q2 this year.