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After years in the red, Maya finally becomes profitable

Twenty-five years since its founding in 2000 as Smart Money and nine years after its rebrand as PayMaya in 2019, and three years after its subsequent overhaul as Maya in 2022, the PLDT-owned e-wallet firm has finally achieved net income profitability in the first quarter of 2025.

GoTyme Bank marks 2nd year with 5 million users

To celebrate the milestone, GoTyme Bank will be treating its loyal customers to a limited-time treat, bringing back its 5% annual savings rate from January 1 to February 28, 2025.

BSP opens door to 4 more digital banks

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has approved the lifting of the moratorium on the grant of new digital banking licenses starting Jan. 1 2025 and allowed a maximum of ten digital banks to operate in the country.

GoTyme says it is now fastest-growing bank in PH

As such, the company has dropped its “digital bank” description in its marketing collaterals to convey the message that it is now a full-fledged bank performing its functions in a digital platform.

GoTyme shareholders acquire fintech salary lender SAVii

Fast-growing digital bank GoTyme is set to propel the expansion of its payroll-enabled financial products through the recent acquisition of SAVii by GoTyme’s major shareholders.

PH digital banks received over $700-M investments, new group says

A newly organized organization of digital banks in the Philippines said global and local investors have poured over $700 million into the digital banking sector, setting a new milestone that underscores the industry's robust growth and its potential to reshape the digital financial landscape. 

Maya unveils new time deposit product, offers 6% interest per annum

Unlike anything in the market, Maya Time Deposit Plus allows users to set a target amount and accumulate savings to reach it.

GoTyme Bank says client interactions will be handled by humans

The multimedia push aims to illustrate the irreplaceable value of the human touch — that despite GoTyme Bank’s digital nature, its customer service still remains the most important touchpoint in building meaningful relationships with clients.

GoTyme bares expansion plans in PH, sees growing demand for banking alternatives

GoTyme Bank, a joint venture between the Gokongwei group of companies and Tyme Group, said it now has more than 300 kiosks in the Philippines, with plans to expand to 450 by end-2023.

GoTyme hikes annual percentage yield to 5% for savings accounts

GoTyme Bank, the joint venture between Gokongwei Group and the digital banking firm Tyme, is now officially one of a few financial entities in the country to offer a 5% annual percentage yield (APY) for a savings product, specifically ‘GoSave’ which features automated deposits and transfers and previously provided 3% APY with no conditions and limits.
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