Cryptocurrency and digital payments platform Coins.ph has joined the Circle Payments Network (CPN) to support local currency payouts for cross-border transactions into the country.
Coins.ph has opened trading for xU3O8, a tokenized uranium product built on the Tezos blockchain, giving Philippine users access to fractional exposure to physical uranium stored in Canada.
Coins.ph, one of the Philippines' fastest-growing digital wallets, has strategically launched Coins Webpay, a high-capacity payment solution engineered to eliminate the financial bottlenecks that often restrict the expansion of many businesses in the Philippines.
Coins.ph chief executive officer Wei Zhou expects 2026 to be a stronger and more stable year for global financial markets, citing a shift toward a looser monetary environment led by interest rate cuts in the United States and mirrored by easing policies in the Philippines.
GoTyme Bank has officially entered the cryptocurrency space with the nationwide launch of Go Crypto, a new in-app feature that allows users to buy, sell, and manage digital assets directly through the GoTyme mobile banking platform.
The report, titled Project Bayani, says tokenization could become the primary way many Filipinos access investment products -- from government bonds to mutual funds and equities.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the application of Blockshoals Technologies to test its financial products and services under the agency’s regulatory sandbox program.
Starting Nov. 1, Filipinos in the United Kingdom, European Union, United States, and Canada can send money home through BCRemit using stablecoin technology.
Filipino entrepreneur Louise Ivan Valencia Payawal has raised $3.2 million in seed funding for his tech startup Ryder, drawing support from billionaire venture capitalist Tim Draper, founder of Draper Associates and an early backer of Tesla, SpaceX, and Skype.
There's no doubt that cryptocurrency has a strong role to play in the future of secure transactions in the Philippines. Its speed, transparency, and flexibility are already transforming the way people send and receive money.
