Seated from left to right: Franco Tristan Corral, SAVP and Commercial Banking Deposit Team Head; Leslie Cham, EVP and Branch Banking Group Segment Head; Jing Luo, Founder and CEO of PayS0 Inc.; and Atty. Timothy Francis T. Yee, Director of Pays0 Inc, at the Memorandum of Agreement signing ceremony.
From accepting online payments to paying suppliers and employees, businesses need money to move quickly and reliably. Security Bank and Pays0 Inc., a licensed Electronic Money Issuer (EMI) and payment solutions provider, have partnered to help businesses do exactly that.
The partnership enables businesses using Pays0 to accept payments, send funds, and reconcile transactions more efficiently, making it easier to manage cash flow while giving customers faster access to their money.
The partnership, formalized through a Memorandum of Agreement signing at Security Bank Centre in Makati City on July 28, combines Pays0’s payment platform with Security Bank’s trusted banking services to support businesses as they grow and process more digital transactions.
Whether it’s an online merchant collecting customer payments, a company sending payroll, or a business paying suppliers, the partnership helps reduce manual work and keep money moving smoothly.
“Businesses today expect payments to be as seamless as every other part of their operations,” said Leslie Y. Cham, EVP and Branch Banking Group Head of Security Bank. “By combining Pays0’s payment solutions with Security Bank’s trusted banking services, we’re helping businesses simplify how they collect, send, and manage payments so they can focus on serving customers and growing their business.“
The partnership also gives Pays0 the banking support to serve more businesses as demand for digital payments continues to grow, while maintaining the speed, security, and reliability its customers expect.
“This partnership with Security Bank is an important milestone for Pays0. It brings together two organizations that share the same commitment to trust, service, and progress. We believe that meaningful partnerships like this can help make financial services more accessible and reliable for Filipinos,” said Penny Jing, CEO and Founder of Pays0.
As more businesses embrace digital payments, partnerships between banks and fintech companies are making it easier for merchants to accept payments, automate collections and payouts, and deliver a better experience for customers. The collaboration also supports the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ efforts to accelerate digital payments and promote financial inclusion.
For Security Bank, the partnership builds on its role as a trusted banking partner for fintech companies and businesses seeking modern payment solutions. It also creates opportunities to expand the Bank’s transaction banking, cash management, foreign exchange, and other financial services.
The partnership also reflects Security Bank’s commitment to helping businesses grow through practical financial solutions that make banking simpler, faster, and better.