GCash Eyes Digital Banking After Mynt IPO to Boost Financial Inclusion
Leading Philippine e-wallet GCash is exploring the possibility of obtaining a digital banking license. Its parent company, Mynt, fresh off a major IPO, is strengthening its lending and payment products to expand access to financial services.
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