Business Banking

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BDO Unibank, Inc. (PSE: BDO) is the Philippines' largest bank by assets, loans, and deposits, with total assets of about ₱5.4 trillion at end-2025. Part of the SM Group controlled by the Sy family, BDO is a full-service universal bank offering consumer and corporate banking, lending, payments, remittances, investments, insurance, and wealth/private banking through one of the country's most extensive branch and ATM networks. It traces its roots to Acme Savings Bank (1968), was acquired by the SM Group in 1976, and merged with Equitable PCI Bank in 2007.

1968 · Makati City, Philippines · Public

The Tech Bank of the Philippines

Union Bank of the Philippines, Inc. (UnionBank; PSE: UBP) is an Aboitiz-led universal bank founded in 1968 and headquartered in Pasig City. A pioneer of digital banking in the Philippines, it serves millions of customers through platforms such as UnionBank Online and the New EON app, and reported total assets of roughly ₱1.14 trillion in 2025. In 2022 it acquired Citibank Philippines' consumer banking business. Its group includes digital-only UnionDigital Bank, fintech/open-finance arm UBX, and thrift bank CitySavings. UnionBank champions financial inclusion under its "Tech Up Pilipinas" advocacy.

1968 · Ortigas Center, Pasig City, Philippines · Public

Do More with BPI

Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) is the oldest bank in the Philippines and Southeast Asia, founded in 1851. A universal bank controlled by Ayala Corporation and listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange (ticker: BPI), it offers consumer and corporate banking, lending, payments, investments, wealth management, and insurance. BPI absorbed Robinsons Bank in a merger effective 1 January 2024. In FY2025 it posted record net income of about ₱66.6 billion with total assets of roughly ₱3.7 trillion.

1851 · Makati City, Philippines · Public

You're in Good Hands

Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company (Metrobank; PSE: MBT) is one of the Philippines' largest universal banks, founded in 1962 by Dr. George S.K. Ty. Affiliated with GT Capital Holdings, it offers consumer and corporate banking, lending, credit cards, wealth management, and trust services through a nationwide branch and ATM network plus overseas offices. It posted record FY2025 net income of ₱49.7 billion with total assets of about ₱3.88 trillion, and is the parent of thrift bank PSBank.

1962 · Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Philippines · Public

We Believe in You

Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) is one of the largest universal banks in the Philippines, founded in 1960 by Alfonso Yuchengco and headquartered at RCBC Plaza in Makati. Listed on the PSE (ticker: RCB) and part of the Yuchengco Group, it offers retail and corporate banking, lending, credit cards (RCBC Bankard), remittances, and digital services. It operates the financial-inclusion super app DiskarTech. Japan's SMBC is a major strategic shareholder (about 24.5% as of December 2025).

1960 · Makati City, Philippines · Public

BetterBanking

Security Bank Corporation (PSE: SECB) is a Philippine universal bank founded in 1951 as the country's first private, Filipino-controlled bank after WWII. Headquartered in Makati, it is controlled by the Dy family, with Japan's MUFG Bank holding a 20% strategic stake since 2016. It offers retail, business, corporate and investment banking, credit cards, and wealth management through its branch network, ATMs, and the Security Bank App. In 2025 it posted record net income of ₱11.6 billion on total assets of about ₱1.2 trillion.

1951 · Makati City, Philippines · Public

Serving the Nation

Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) is a 100% government-owned universal bank created in 1963 under RA 3844 to finance agrarian reform and rural development. It is the country's largest government bank and among the largest banks overall by assets (about ₱3.5 trillion in 2025), serving farmers, fisherfolk, agrarian-reform beneficiaries, MSMEs, LGUs and government agencies. It combines a developmental mandate in agriculture with full commercial and digital banking, prioritizing lending to the agriculture, fisheries and rural development sectors.

1963 · Manila, Philippines · Government

Focused on You

China Banking Corporation (Chinabank, PSE: CBC) is a leading private universal bank in the Philippines, founded in 1920 as the country's first privately owned local commercial bank. A member of the SM Group, it offers deposits, lending, wealth management, trust, treasury, and digital banking to retail, SME, and corporate clients through a nationwide branch network and subsidiaries including China Bank Savings, Chinabank Capital, and Chinabank Securities. In 2025 it posted record net income of about ₱28 billion with total assets of roughly ₱1.8 trillion.

1920 · Makati City, Philippines · Public

You First

Philippine National Bank (PNB; PSE: PNB) is one of the country's largest universal banks, founded by the Philippine government in 1916 and historically the nation's de facto central bank until 1949. Privatized in 1989 and now controlled by the Lucio Tan Group (LT Group), it offers consumer and corporate banking, lending, deposits, investments, trust services, and an extensive overseas remittance network for Filipinos worldwide. In 2025 it posted net income of about ₱25.3 billion with total assets of roughly ₱1.37 trillion.

1916 · Pasay City, Philippines · Public

SME credit intelligence for Philippine lenders

Proficio is a Philippine fintech company building SMEVE (the SME Valuation Engine)—the credit intelligence workbench that helps banks and MFIs read the business behind the borrower. SMEVE takes an SME lending team from the borrower's raw file to the Credit Committee pack in one structured workflow. SMEVE cross-checks declared figures against bank statements, evaluates whether the underlying business is viable alongside traditional debt-service ratios, and keeps the source page attached to every number.

2024 · San Pablo City, Laguna · Pre-seed

Built for the Businesses That Move the Philippines

NextPay is a digital business-banking and payments platform built for Philippine micro, small, and medium enterprises, entrepreneurs, and freelancers — an alternative to a traditional business bank account. Businesses collect customer payments via digital invoices, manage cash, and send batch payouts for payroll, suppliers, and bills to 90+ local banks and e-wallets, including UnionBank, BDO, BPI, GCash, and Maya. Operated by NextEnterprises, Inc., a BSP-registered Operator of Payment Systems, NextPay was a Y Combinator (W21) company and has processed roughly ₱13 billion in transactions since launch.

2019 · Metro Manila, Philippines · Seed