#financial inclusion

GoTyme said it is focused on rolling out new digital financial services aimed at widening financial inclusion in the Philippines. Under the deal, Visa will support GoTyme’s expansion through enhanced card-issuance programs, co-marketing, digital infrastructure upgrades, and data-driven financial services. (ECPay) to provide more Filipinos with seamless access to digital financial services. This partnership aligns with VYBE’s mission to provide a free, secure, and accessible financial tool for more Filipinos, including those without a BPI account. By leveraging ECPay’s extensive network, VYBE is bridging the financial gap for underserved communities, enabling more users in cities and provinces to participate in the digital economy. We are excited to provide users with an easy and convenient way to top up their e-wallets and actively engage in the digital financial ecosystem, driving greater financial inclusion in the Philippines,” said Eric Faustino, Head of Digital Partnerships and Ecosystems at BPI. With this expansion, VYBE continues to make digital financial transactions simpler, more inclusive, and widely available, reinforcing its commitment to empowering Filipinos through innovative and user-friendly financial solutions. The Social Security System (SSS) and the Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) have recently signed a pact to make every SSS member part of the financial system through the Unified Multi-Purpose Identification (UMID) Pay Card at the SSS Main Office in Quezon City. Read more in our articles including "GoTyme reaches 8 million customers, targets profitability by 2027" and "VYBE Expands Partnership with ECPay to Enhance Financial Access for Filipinos".