RCBC is expanding access to financial services in underserved communities through its ATM Go platform, strengthening the bank’s push for inclusive banking across the Philippines.
Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC) is strengthening its digital banking ecosystem with innovations aimed at bringing more Filipinos into the formal financial system, reflecting the growing role of technology in expanding financial access across the country.
RCBC is accelerating its push to build a broader digital financial ecosystem as it expands services aimed at freelancers, overseas Filipinos, and underserved communities through its RCBC Pulz platform.
RCBC is strengthening its cross-border banking proposition by scaling up features within its Pulz app, targeting Filipinos who earn and transact in U.S. dollars.
RCBC is widening access to government-linked financial services by enabling DiskarTech users to directly apply for the MySSS Mastercard Debit Card within the app, completing a full rollout across its digital banking base.
RCBC has emerged as the sole Asian bank recognized in a new global whitepaper on financial health, underscoring the Philippine lender’s push into digital inclusion and customer engagement.
RCBC is rapidly expanding its digital banking footprint in the Philippines, leveraging partnerships and platform innovation to reach underserved users and globally active workers.
In a country where 44 percent of the population remains unbanked, RCBC and the Palawan Group of Companies have launched a savings feature on the PalawanPay app aimed at simplifying and expanding access to formal banking.
RCBC and the Social Security System are stepping up efforts to deepen financial inclusion with the upcoming rollout of SSS Loan Lite, a digital lending product aimed at giving members safer and more affordable access to short-term credit.