LATEST NEWS

Voyager Innovations—the digital innovations arm of PLDT and Smart Communications—has again exemplified excellence in its various public relations campaigns and initiatives, bringing home three trophies at the recently held 53rd Anvil Awards.

As part of its program to accelerate financial inclusion nationwide, FINTQnologies Corp.’s (FINTQ) KasamaKA, through PLDT-Smart Foundation, has handed over Php5 million donation to Robin Padilla’s Tindig Marawi movement.

Pioneering and award-winning digital lending platform Lendr recently bagged yet another international recognition as it was recently named the “Best Consumer Finance Product” at the Asian BankerPhilippine Country Awards 2017 held recently in Makati City.

Lendr (www.lendr.com.ph), developed by Voyager Innovations’ financial technology arm FINTQ, allows prospective borrowers to search for the best loan, file their applications and submit requirements online or via mobile phones, eliminating the need to go to a physical bank branch or to fill out long and complicated application forms.

Two homegrown initiatives of FINTQnologies Corp.’s (FINTQ) were recognized at the recent Asset Triple A Digital Awards 2017, a preeminent annual awards excellence program that distinguishes the best in class for the digital and finance industries across the Asian region.

KasamaKA– a community and income builder program– and Lendr–its digital lending platform– were named as the Most Innovative Fintech Collaboration by The Asset Triple A Digital Awards 2017.

Kuala Lumpur-based CIMB has started to beef up its operations in the Philippines by tapping FINTQ—the financial technology arm of PLDT and Smart’s Voyager Innovations—for its lending business.

CIMB, Malaysia’s second largest lender, is the first foreign bank in the ASEAN region to tap Lendr for its digital-only strategy in the Philippines. Through the agreement, CIMB will gain access to prospective Filipinos seeking for loan products that best suit their needs.

KasamaKA gives out 1 million microinsurance policies to barangay constituents during the 2018 Liga ng mga Barangay sa Pilipinas National Assembly. FINTQ Managing Director and KasamaKA Founder and Lead Convenor Lito Villanueva with North Cotabato Barangay Chairmen...

Millions of Filipinos still have limited or no access to affordable financial products and services. It’s either they live in far-flung areas, it’s expensive, or they simply do not know anything about alternative options. To address this gap, KasamaKA was born as a...

Liga ng mga Barangay sa Pilipinas officially adopts FINTQ’s KasamaKA as the financial inclusion program in barangays KasamaKA, FINTQ’s income and community builder program for financial inclusion, has further expanded its reach in grassroots communities after the Liga...

FINTQ introduces “Sacheted” Banking Products to Reach Unbanked Filipinos Bringing financial services through digital technology and sari-sari stores Formal financial institutions can penetrate the unbanked and underserved market when financial products are offered in...