Maya, a digital banking app in the Philippines, has partnered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to enhance financial literacy nationwide through the Capital Market Promotion and Awareness Inter-Agency Network (CAMPAIGN) under the SEC CAN! Initiative.
The agreement between Maya and the SEC was formalized during the 87th SEC Anniversary and Stakeholders Appreciation Ceremony held recently. This partnership aims to raise awareness about investment practices and protect against fraud.
“At SEC, we are committed to building a financially fit nation,” said SEC chai Emilio B. Aquino. “By partnering with innovators like Maya, we are promoting smart investing and enabling Filipinos to save and grow their finances confidently.”
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Maya implements innovative strategies to elevate the country’s financial wellness. The app rewards digital transactions with higher saving interest rates and provides access to instant credit. It educates users on financial best practices through in-app missions like Scam Patrol.
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“We aim to empower Filipinos to develop a positive relationship with money,” said Orlando Vea, CEO and founder, Maya. “Alongside the SEC, we are facilitating smarter financial decisions through our comprehensive digital banking app.”
Beyond basic services like payments, savings, and credit, Maya recently introduced Maya Funds. This feature enables Filipinos to invest in curated local and global funds, starting from as low as P50. The collaboration with Seedbox Philippines and trusted financial institutions like ATRAM Trust Corporation and BIMI enhances accessibility to Unit Investment Trust Funds (UITFs) and Mutual Funds (MFs).
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