Home Credit Philippines proudly celebrates a major milestone as it approaches its 12th anniversary: 12 million customers served with accessible financial solutions.
Since its entry into the Philippine market in 2013, Home Credit has become a trusted leader in consumer finance, enabling millions of Filipinos to access essential goods and services through affordable installment plans, cash loans, and digital solutions. This achievement reflects the company’s unwavering commitment to financial inclusion and to financing what truly matters for Filipinos.
“Reaching 12 million customers is more than just a number—it represents the trust and confidence that Filipinos have placed in us,” said David Minol, Chief Executive Officer of Home Credit Philippines. “We’ve seen remarkable growth compared to last year, fueled by the increasing demand for inclusive financing and the continued relevance of our offerings.”
As of August 2025, Home Credit has disbursed nearly ₱500 billion in total sales across its diverse credit portfolio—solidifying its position as one of the country’s leading players in consumer finance.
Expanding Access Across the Nation
With a presence in more than 18,000 retail stores nationwide and a robust mobile app available on both Android and iOS, Home Credit provides a seamless customer journey—from loan application to account management and payments.
Its #ReadyToHelp sales force, now 9,000-strong, has been instrumental in bringing financial solutions closer to communities. Beyond gadgets and home appliances, Home Credit has also expanded into mobility financing, offering motorcycle loans that help Filipinos move forward with greater convenience and independence.
Looking Ahead: Financing What Matters
As it marks its 12th year, Home Credit is focused on expanding digital capabilities, launching customer-first innovations, and strengthening industry partnerships.
But more than innovation and numbers, Home Credit’s mission remains clear: to finance what matters most to Filipinos—whether it’s a student’s first smartphone, a family’s new appliance, or a motorcycle to make commuting easier.
For Home Credit, progress is not measured in pesos or percentages, but in the everyday wins of the people it serves.
Learn more at www.homecredit.ph.
