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Maya is accelerating the shift toward digital government services across the Philippines, as it recently processed more than PHP 24 billion worth of Pag-IBIG transactions for the national housing fund in 2025.
This performance represents a nearly 20% growth in transaction volume and a 38% increase in overall value from 2024.
The agency recognised the financial technology firm as a top collecting partner for the third consecutive year.
The growth highlights how modern payment infrastructure is becoming central to efficient public service delivery.
Members can easily settle their savings contributions and loan payments online to reduce the friction of accessing essential services.
The Virtual Pag-IBIG platform allows users to manage their housing loans and connect with representatives directly through mobile devices.
Data shows that the government application recently surpassed 13.81 million total downloads since its initial launch.
In 2025 the agency recorded PHP 160.41 billion in membership savings collections and released PHP 140.54 billion in housing loans.
These financial distributions successfully supported over 90000 families across the country.
Pag-IBIG Fund Chief Executive Officer Marilene Acosta noted that the application plays a key role in making services more accessible.
Acosta explained that partnerships with digital platforms allow the agency to better serve members including those working overseas.
Maya Group President Shailesh Baidwan stated that essential services must remain accessible as more citizens embrace digitalisation.
Shailesh Baidwan
“Our partnership with Pag-IBIG Fund enables members to conveniently manage their housing contributions and payments, as well as grow their savings through programs like MP2—helping them make the most of these services anytime, anywhere,” he said.
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