News
FinVolution's Philippine Subsidiary Partners With Security Bank to Drive Financial Inclusion
FinVolution Group ("FinVolution," or the "Company") (NYSE: FINV), a leading fintech platform, today announced that its Philippine financial application, JuanHand, has entered into a credit facility agreement with Security Bank Corporation (Security Bank), one of the Philippines' leading universal banks.
Under this agreement, JuanHand will become Security Bank's first fintech lending partner, demonstrating JuanHand's growing regional recognition following its partnerships with Maya Bank, Union Bank and SeaBank. The partnership will enhance FinVolution's service offerings in the Philippines and advance the Company's mission of connecting underserved borrowers with financial institutions.
Latest from Our Blog
View all blog posts
Pocket Banks: Nigeria's Mobile Money Journey to Financial Inclusion
While mobile money usage has skyrocketed in Nigeria, barriers remain around education, identity and digital access. If these obstacles are overcome, mobile money can become a true catalyst for opportunity and resilience.
FinDev Financial Inclusion Year in Review 2025
What did 2025 mean for financial inclusion? We look back at the ideas, debates and developments that shaped the sector over the past year. From a deepened focus on financial health and resilience, to rapid progress in AI experimentation, to growing funding constraints, the trends we saw this year paint a picture of both progress and increasingly complex challenges.
Beyond Cash: Three Lessons From the Digital Payments Revolution in Latin America and the Caribbean
Over the past decade, the region has undergone a profound transformation in how people and businesses transact. What types of policies have brought about this dramatic growth of digital payments?