Coins.ph has introduced a unified platform that combines digital asset trading with essential services such as payments, transfers, and bill settlements. The updatedCoins.ph has introduced a unified platform that combines digital asset trading with essential services such as payments, transfers, and bill settlements. The updated

Coins.ph Expands Platform to Become All-in-One Financial App

Coins.ph has introduced a unified platform that combines digital asset trading with essential services such as payments, transfers, and bill settlements.

The updated app aims to address the fragmentation of financial services, where users often navigate multiple applications for different needs.

By integrating the national QR Ph standard, Coins.ph now enables cashless payments at over 600,000 merchants nationwide, ranging from restaurants and groceries to sari-sari stores.

Amira Alawi, Global Marketing Director at Coins.ph, emphasised the focus on usability.

Beyond retail payments, the platform facilitates the settlement of over 120 different types of bills, including utilities, government fees, and tuition. It also supports cross-border remittances and money transfers between various banks and e-wallets.

The company, which is licensed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) as both a virtual asset marketplace and a mobile wallet, stated that the goal is to build infrastructure that “disappears into the background”.

This allows users to focus on transactions rather than the underlying technology, ensuring funds move securely and instantly.

Featured image by via Coins.ph.

The post Coins.ph Expands Platform to Become All-in-One Financial App appeared first on Fintech News Philippines.

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