Mynt, the parent of GCash, said it is sustaining strong growth by expanding digital payments, lending, investments, and insurance, helping make financial services more accessible to Filipinos. Mynt president and chief executive Martha Sazon said digital finance has become part of daily life, prompting the company to focus on simple payments, fair lending, and inclusive products. In 2025, Mynt’s attributable equity earnings to Globe rose 64 percent year-on-year to P6.1 billion.
GCash has expanded its reach through partnerships with the Philippine government to modernize public transport payments, with major rail and bus systems in Metro Manila now accepting card, QR, and near-field communication (NFC) payments. This was supported by the rollout of Tap to Pay, enabling secure contactless transactions across millions of merchants worldwide. Growth has been driven largely by users outside Metro Manila and from lower-income segments, which make up most of its customer base.
Mynt’s lending arm, Fuse Financing, posted strong growth, with total loan disbursements reaching P362 billion as of 2025, up 65 percent from the previous year. More than 10.5 million borrowers accessed credit through GCash, supported by its GScore digital trust system. Fuse also secured a P1.75 billion facility with the Asian Development Bank to expand financing for micro, small, and medium enterprises.
