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Kaya Founders' study showed that Filipinos holding bank accounts fell to 34 percent in 2024 from 46 percent in 2021.

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Rakuten Viber is set to launch Viber Pay in the Philippines soon, making it the first messaging app in the country to offer a fintech feature. Already available in Germany and Greece, Viber Pay will enable users to check balances, send money, ...
Just call it Maya from now on.
Financial technology platform Paymaya is now just Maya. Executives of the startup unicorn say the rebranding is seen as a "leap forward" to a new era in finance and will consolidate the services that the company offers to Filipinos everywhere."Over the ...
The popular e-wallet has helped transition the country to a cashless, contactless, and digital financial reality.  
The increased adoption of fintech services is one of the positive things that happened last year. As the pandemic kept Filipinos mostly in their homes, people were forced to rethink how to shop for goods, pay bills, transfer money to relatives, and ...
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