This latest investment will help bring Tyme Group’s Philippine operations, GoTyme, closer to profitability, the bank’s co-CEO said.
Tyme Group, the parent company of local digital bank GoTyme, has secured a total investment of $250 million (about P14.7 billion) in a Series D funding round. In a news announcement on Tuesday (December 17), the company said the investment was ...
Plans are now underway for GoTyme Bank to roll out its own credit cards. According to the digital bank, it is preparing to launch a "QR-based credit card" early next year. Physical credit cards may follow by the end of 2025 ...
Announcing its latest products, GoTyme reflects on how it became the fastest-growing bank in the Philippines over the past year.
It's only been about two years since GoTyme Bank debuted in the Philippines. In that short amount of time, it has proven to be one of the fastest-growing banks in the Philippines. In fact, the bank gets on average more ...
With SAVii now under its belt, the Gokongwei-backed digital bank expects to boost its payroll and lending offerings.
Digital bank GoTyme has officially acquired one of the biggest salary lenders in the Philippines: SAVii. The acquisition led by JG Summit and Tyme Group, both shareholders of the Gokongwei-backed bank, is expected to scale up the rollout of payroll-enabled ...
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has granted a digital banking license to GOTyme, a partnership between the Gokongwei group and Singapore-based digital banking group Tyme. It is so far the fifth neobank or digital-only bank that the BSP has approved ...
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