Based on the data of 1.52 millions of Filipinos who have used online lending services in 2019, the analysis has shown that urbanization facilitates online lending.
The new PayMaya card features a minimalist black design wherein all personal information of the cardholder is printed at the back of the card for security purposes. This is in response to the social media habits of its largely millennial user base.
Technology outsourcing giant Accenture has launched in the Philippines an office facility for PWD employees – a first for the company’s global operations.
The U-Report platform uses polls and alerts, collecting real-time responses for raising adolescents and young people’s voices that can guide in policy development and social accountability.
E-money account penetration has surpassed that of credit cards with 31 e-wallet accounts for every 100 Filipinos, as of the fourth quarter of 2018. Meanwhile, there are just nine credit cards per 100 individuals.
PayMaya will also be equipping merchants and businesses in UP campuses with QR and POS payment acceptance technology so that students and faculty can pay for their purchases using their phones or their UP ID card