Bill Seeks to Use Digital Transactions for Credit Scoring in Philippines
A bill has been filed in the Philippines that would allow Filipinos to use their digital transaction histories to prove creditworthiness, potentially expanding access to financial services for those with limited or no traditional credit history.
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