Security Bank and WeFund Lending Corp., operator of JuanHand, a leading fintech cash lending app in the Philippines, have partnered to provide Filipinos with greater access to financial services. The collaboration involves a credit facility agreement aimed at promoting financial inclusion and empowering individuals, families, and businesses through quick and accessible financial solutions.
In the photo from left to right: Ollygar Von Palay , Francisco “Coco” Mauricio , John Cary L. Ong , Alexis Xu , Earvin Lucido – Security Bank, one of the country’s leading financial institutions, has partnered with WeFund Lending Corp., the operator of JuanHand, a leading pure fintech cash lending app in the Philippines , to expand access to financial services for Filipinos.
The landmark collaboration was formalized through a credit facility agreement to promote financial inclusion and empower individuals, families, and businesses by offering quick and accessible financial solutions. The signing event brought together key executives from both organizations, including Security Bank Executive Vice President John Cary L. Ong, Assistant Vice President and Relationship Manager Earvin Lucido. Representing Finvolution Group and WeFund Lending Corp.
The credit facility that Security Bank granted will create a more financially inclusive environment, given the ease of access using the JuanHand app and requiring only basic information and one valid ID. Using Finvolution’s proprietary AI, borrowers can receive their loans in less than 5 minutes, and without the need for collateral nor uploading any proof of income or billing address.
“We are thrilled that Security Bank chose JuanHand as their first fintech lending company partner. By giving us their trust and confidence, this truly exemplifies Security Bank’s commitment to rapidly expand financial inclusion for all underserved Pinoys. Security Bank’s support helps fulfill our mission of being a helping hand for every Juan,” said Francisco “Coco” Mauricio, President and CEO of WeFund Lending Corp.
JuanHand, operated by WeFund Lending Corp., has disbursed over Php40 billion in loans and has more than 12 million registered users. With fast approvals, fair rates, regulatory compliance, professional customer service and a user-friendly interface, the brand remains a trusted choice for tech-driven financial solutions.
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