SALPay partners together with Unionbank
EON Banking Group will offer its prepaid card platform and APIs to SALPay for creating a new offering
Manila — December 27, 2017
Salarium Payments Corp (SALPay) has entered into an agreement with Unionbank of the Philippines to develop a Co-Branded Visa Card Program and to connect to the API suite of the EON Banking Group.
“We’re excited to be working together with such an innovative fintech like SALPay.”, Paolo Baltao, Senior Vice President of the EON Banking Group said. “Our platform will help extend their current capabilities and offering.”
The partnership will enable both SALPay to help distribute the products of EON and Unionbank as well as allow Unionbank to offer SALPay and its sister company’s product Salarium to it customers and the entire Philippines.
“Deciding to work with Unionbank was a natural choice. They are the most innovative bank in the Philippines and have constantly pushed financial technology as its core. Our new offering with SALPay 3.0 will be a huge leap for financial services and inclusion in the Philippines. Unionbank ties in perfectly with our new blockchain offering.” said Judah Hirsch, founder and CEO of Salarium.
Unionbank is a leading universal bank in the Philippines and was the first bank to offer online banking in the country, amongst other things. Unionbank is the first bank in the Philippines to join the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance and is the Philippines representative bank to the ASEAN Financial Innovation Network. Unionbank is publicly traded in the Philippines (UBP).
“They have put together an incredible fintech group led by Arvie de Vera, that has been incredibly supportive of this project, our blockchain initiatives and has been instrumental in helping us.”
Salarium Payments Corporation is part of the Salarium group of companies. Since 2013 Salarium has been providing payroll and payments solutions. Helping over 500 companies pay more than 15,000 employees monthly. SALPay is currently completing the ICO and plans to launch its cryptocurrency exchange in the Philippines next year.
