I-Remit Board Approves Surepay Deal, Vice Chairman's Stake Revealed
Philippine remittance firm I-Remit has approved a P20-million capital infusion from Surepay Technologies Inc. The company also disclosed that Vice Chairman Ben Tiu now holds a 47 percent stake. The capital injection aims to strengthen I-Remit's financial position and support strategic initiatives.
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