Aling Puring members can now shop with confidence with premium benefits and offers through the Aling Puring Credit Card powered by Home Credit
Home Credit Philippines (HCPH), the country’s leading consumer finance company, has partnered with Puregold’s Tindahan ni Aling Puring (TNAP) community to launch the Aling Puring Credit Card powered by Home Credit—a new financial solution designed to help Filipino families and small business owners take control of their finances and unlock more opportunities for growth.
This partnership underscores a shared commitment to promote financial wellness and inclusivity, empowering sari-sari store owners, resellers, and everyday shoppers with tools that make managing budgets smarter, shopping more rewarding, and progress more achievable.
Designed especially for the Aling Puring community, the Aling Puring Credit Card makes grocery shopping and business replenishment more convenient and flexible across over 500 Puregold stores nationwide.
“Our partnership with Puregold and Aling Puring goes beyond making shopping easier—it’s about empowering Filipinos with financial tools that improve their quality of life,” said Zdenek Jankovsky, Chief Business Development Officer and Executive Director of Home Credit Philippines. “Through the Aling Puring Credit Card, we aim to give Filipino shoppers and small business owners a smarter and more confident way to manage their finances while gaining more value every time they shop.”
Empowering Every Filipino Shopper
The Aling Puring Credit Card powered by Home Credit is a Visa Classic Contactless card created to make everyday spending easier, safer, and more rewarding. Whether for household needs or restocking store inventory, the card delivers flexibility, convenience, and protection designed for real-life Filipino needs.
Cardholder Benefits include:
- Double points when shopping in any of the 500+ Puregold stores nationwide – earn 2 points for every ₱200 spent.
- Credit limit of up to ₱100,000 and up to 45 days of interest-free purchases, giving better control over cash flow.
- A minimal ₱200 monthly membership fee that comes with powerful protection perks, including:
- Card protection insurance covering 120% of the outstanding balance.
- ₱500 daily hospital cash benefit and ₱50,000 supplementary health coverage.
- 24/7 telemedicine access for reliable health support anytime.
New cardholders can also enjoy a 5% rebate (up to ₱500) on purchases within the first 30 days of activation, plus exclusive Home Credit promos and special perks.
Driving Financial Inclusion Together
This collaboration between Home Credit and Tindahan ni Aling Puring (TNAP) represents a shared vision of fostering financial empowerment among Filipino households and micro-entrepreneurs.
TNAP, Puregold’s customized loyalty and membership program, supports resellers, sari-sari stores, karinderyas, and other small businesses through accessible products, training, and micro-financing opportunities. It’s a program that not only nurtures business growth but also builds stronger communities founded on partnership and progress.
“At Puregold, our mission has always been to uplift Filipino families and small business owners,” said Antonio Delos Santos, Vice President for Operations of Puregold. “Through the Tindahan ni Aling Puring program, we’ve helped members grow their entrepreneurial capabilities. This partnership with Home Credit takes that mission further—making financial wellness within reach for every Aling Puring member.”
The Aling Puring Credit Card powered by Home Credit is more than a financial tool—it’s a symbol of trust and empowerment, helping every Filipino move closer to their dreams. With Home Credit and Aling Puring, “Abot-Kaya ang Asenso para sa Bawat Pilipino.”
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Home Credit Philippines is duly licensed and supervised by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
