Digital bank GoTyme Bank has surpassed 10 million users just over three years after its launch, underscoring the growing adoption of digital-first banking in the Philippines.
The milestone is backed by more than P53 billion in customer deposits, reflecting strong customer engagement across the bank’s ecosystem, which includes debit banking, digital payments, credit, investments, remittances, and wealth management.
According to GoTyme Bank CEO Nate Clarke, the achievement highlights the trust millions of Filipinos have placed in the platform, as the bank continues to focus on delivering accessible, affordable, and user-friendly financial services.
GoTyme said it has become the most-used Visa debit card in the Philippines based on Visa’s 2025 active debit card usage data. Since launch, the bank has also continued to offer free InstaPay transfers, making digital fund transfers more affordable for customers.
Beyond its mobile-first platform, the bank has expanded its physical presence through more than 600 kiosks in Robinsons Retail stores and SM Stores, supported by over 1,200 Bank Ambassadors who assist customers in opening accounts within minutes. Cash deposits and withdrawals are also available through 2,500 Robinsons Retail checkout lanes and more than 4,500 7-Eleven stores nationwide.
GoTyme has also broadened its digital financial ecosystem by enabling payments to over 160 billers, while giving users access to cryptocurrency and Philippine stock investments directly within the app.
Its growing credit platform, MoreTyme, has already attracted more than 1 million early-access users, offering installment payments through QRPh, purchase conversion, virtual credit, and cash access services. The bank has also integrated with Wise to provide faster and more transparent international money transfers.
The latest milestone reflects the continued shift toward digital banking in the Philippines, with GoTyme positioning itself as a technology-driven financial platform that combines digital convenience with an expanding ecosystem of banking, payments, investments, remittances, and credit services.
