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Voyager will use the fresh funds to expand PayMaya’s services with new products through its upcoming digital bank.

The Philippine-based company, which operates PayMaya, previously raised US$215 million from Tencent, KKR, and others.

This brings the firm’s total external funding to $215 million.

The Chinese giant and global investment firm KKR agree to buy stakes in Filipino tech firm Voyager.

Paywhere is the company behind TackThis!, which enables entrepreneurs and businesses to set up their online stores, manage their store inventory, and accept payments.

Experienced entrepreneurs in the Philippines come up with their own slogans to promote the country’s startup ecosystem.

The Philippines now has a chat app to call its own amidst the global messenger craze, now that Voyager Innovations, a subsidiary of telco Smart Communications, has officially launched Babble Messenger. Babble

With natural disasters such a regular occurence in the Philippines, tech companies and startups have found it necessary to provide web- and app-based solutions to assist those in need when nature rears

After selling gadgets on Facebook for over seven years, facebook-commerce page KimStore has now tapped the services of Singapore-based startup Tack This to better its consumers’ online buying experience. For Tack This, it’s also

In the Philippines, basketball is considered the top sport. This can be attributed to the country’s affinity with American culture. It is typical that Filipinos follow basketball games, whether it