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    Trusting Social Philippines

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    AI credit scoring, eKYC and fraud prevention for Philippine banks and lenders.

    Founded
    2018
    Headquarters
    Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
    Stage
    Series C
    Total raised
    US$65M
    From recorded rounds

    Overview

    Trusting Social Philippines (TSPH) is the local arm of Singapore-headquartered Trusting Social, a fintech founded in 2013 that uses AI and alternative data to power financial inclusion. From its BGC, Taguig base, TSPH delivers AI-driven alternative credit scoring built on masked, anonymised, consent-based telco behavioural data, helping lenders assess thin-file and underbanked Filipinos. Its TrustInsight credit scores, TrustVision onboarding and anti-fraud suite, and Sophia engagement agent are delivered via API to 50+ Philippine commercial banks, digital banks, rural banks, cooperatives and lending companies.

    Products

    • TrustInsight (credit scores)
    • TrustVision (onboarding & anti-fraud)
    • Sophia (AI engagement agent)

    Serves

    BanksDigital banksLendersCooperatives

    Funding and ownership

    Total raised

    US$65M

    Sum of recorded funding rounds

    Stage

    Series C

    Parent organisation: Trusting Social (Singapore)

    Investors and shareholders

    The Sherpa Company (Masan Group)Peak XV Partners (formerly Sequoia Capital India)BEENEXT500 Global

    Figures are calculated from the funding rounds recorded for this company.

    People

    • Nguyen An NguyenFounder & CEO
    • Johnny EscalerCEO (Philippines, as of August 2025)

    Licences and certifications

    • Data Privacy Act of 2012 (RA 10173) / National Privacy CommissionCertification
    • ISO 27001Certification
    • ISO 27701Certification
    • SOC 2Certification
    • PCI DSSCertification

    Developers

    APIs available

    Trusting Social Philippines's official entry point for developer and integration work. Depending on the company it may be public documentation, a sandbox, or a partnership contact.

    Developer and integration access

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