Atome announced on June 9 that it has secured a U.S. $ 75 million asset-backed financing facility from Lending Ark. This will enable the Southeast Asian buy now pay later (BNPL) provider to continue its expansion in the Philippines.Lending Ark ...
A "pay later anywhere" card is in the pipeline for countries including the Philippines.
Atome Financial, a leading financial technology platform in Southeast Asia, has secured a new loan facility from Singapore-headquartered EvolutionX Debt Capital. The investment, which hopes to raise an additional $100 million through a syndicate of investors, has a three-year term. ...
Unique users of these platforms also surged by 64 percent to 47.5 million.
There's nothing surprising about seeing people shifting to digital lending platforms when applying for credit cards is just too much work. (And the chance of getting approved is not so high either.) This is especially true in the Philippines, where most ...
Installment options, with interest rates as low as zero, are available through the UnaCash app.
Are you looking to replace your smartphone without burning a hole in your pocket? Well, you now have the option to take out a loan for one, thanks to new point-of-sale offerings available in the country. Financial solutions provider UnaCash ...
One factor said to be driving this attraction is that many of these consumers grew up watching their parents struggle with credit card debt.
More and more users are turning to digital payment platforms not just to manage their funds, but also because of the availability of various loan services.Case in point: the "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) service. This microloan is emerging as a ...
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