This move comes as BSP data shows digital payments in 2024 hit 57.4% of monthly retail transactions—well above the government’s target under the Philippine Development Plan. The company said QR Ph and e-wallets combined represented 76% of total payment volume and 9 in 10 transactions on its platform, pointing to continued growth in mobile-first digital payments among Philippine businesses. PayMongo said the figures reflect broader momentum in digital commerce in the Philippines, as more businesses adopt digital payment channels across online and physical retail. Read more in our articles including "BSP states Apple Pay free to launch in Philippines anytime" and "MAYA Black Mini-Payments Explained".
This move comes as BSP data shows digital payments in 2024 hit 57.4% of monthly retail transactions—well above the government’s target under the Philippine Development Plan. The company said QR Ph and e-wallets combined represented 76% of total payment volume and 9 in 10 transactions on its platform, pointing to continued growth in mobile-first digital payments among Philippine businesses.
PayMongo said the figures reflect broader momentum in digital commerce in the Philippines, as more businesses adopt digital payment channels across online and physical retail.
Our coverage of Philippines digital payments includes: "BSP states Apple Pay free to launch in Philippines anytime"; "MAYA Black Mini-Payments Explained"; "Google Pay now available in the Philippines!". Each article provides unique insights and information.