JuanHand, a fintech lending app in the Philippines, has reached ₱45 billion in total loan disbursements as it celebrates six years in the country. With nearly 20 million loan transactions, the platform continues to offer accessible lending options to Filipinos.
“At JuanHand, our mission has always been to extend a helping hand to underserved Filipinos, bridging financial gaps so they can achieve their goals,” said Francisco Mauricio, CEO of JuanHand. “A key pillar of our success lies in our commitment to fair and regulatory-compliant debt collection practices, providing borrowers the flexibility they need to repay their loans responsibly.”
Mauricio noted that JuanHand’s approach has led to a 90% repeat user rate, showing strong trust and customer satisfaction. The company credits this to its focus on responsible lending and compliance with financial regulations.
Streamlined lending systems
JuanHand has also strengthened its collaboration with government agencies such as the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC), the National Privacy Commission (NPC), and the Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC). These partnerships aim to ensure the platform’s security and reliability for borrowers.
Unlike traditional lending systems that require extensive paperwork and long processing times, JuanHand offers a streamlined borrowing experience. Users can access loans of up to ₱50,000 with a nine-month repayment plan, requiring only one valid ID. The platform caters to digital-savvy Filipinos who seek fast and convenient financial solutions.
As part of its commitment to financial education, JuanHand has partnered with FEd Center, a social enterprise advocating financial literacy, to launch WAGI. This app-based platform offers engaging and interactive financial lessons, helping Filipinos improve their financial knowledge.