MANILA, Philippines — Tokenized assets in the Philippines are on track to overtake traditional investments as more Filipinos adopt blockchain-enabled mobile wallets and government agencies roll out ...

Over 14 percent of Filipinos already own cryptocurrencies, which is higher than participation in stocks at 2.4 percent or bonds at less than one percent. MANILA, Philippines — The country’s tokenized ...

THE Philippines could capitalize on widespread mobile wallet usage and early adoption of blockchain-based financial tools, as the country’s tokenized-asset markets could grow in billions of dollars by ...

The Philippines’ tokenized-asset market could reach $60 billion by 2030, led mainly by the tokenization of public equities and government bonds, according to a joint report by the Philippine Digital ...

The Philippines has a $60 billion opportunity to transform its capital markets through asset tokenization, according to the white paper for Project Bayani: The Philippines’ Asset Tokenization ...

Integration enables compliant, stablecoin-based payroll and seamless local cashouts in the Philippines—unlocking faster, more flexible compensation. PDAX, the leading regulated crypto exchange in the ...

The investing public can now purchase the government’s 31st offering of the Retail Treasury Bonds (RTB 31) through e-wallet platform GCash’s GBonds feature. “We are thrilled to bring RTB 31 to the ...

These days, millions of overseas Filipino workers send money home using stablecoins – digital currencies pegged one for one to major fiat currencies like the US dollar, which gives them a stable value ...

In line with strengthening the Philippine government’s financial inclusion agenda, the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) makes investing in government securities more inclusive and accessible to millions ...