Home Credit Hits 12 Million Customers, Reinforces Leadership in Consumer Finance

Home Credit Philippines proudly marks a new milestone ahead of its 12th anniversary: 12  million customers served with accessible financial solutions as of August 2025.

Since entering the Philippine market in 2013, Home Credit has become a trusted leader in  consumer finance—helping millions of Filipinos access essential goods and services  through aHordable installment plans, cash loans, and digital solutions. This milestone reflects the company’s unwavering commitment to making its credit solutions more  accessible, especially for everyday needs.

“Reaching 12 million customers is more than just a number—it’s a reflection of the trust  Filipinos have placed in us,” said David Minol, Chief Executive OFicer of Home Credit  Philippines. “We’ve seen a significant increase in new customers compared to last year,  driven by the growing demand for inclusive financing and the relevance and attractiveness  of our oFers.

As of this writing, Home Credit has disbursed close to Ph500Bn in total sales across its  diHerent credit oHerings. This reinforces its position as a leading player in the consumer  finance industry and highlights the growing demand for inclusive and accessible financial  solutions.

 

HC Consumer Finance Philippines, Inc.

15th Floor, Ore Square, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Metro Manila T: (02) 753-5700 W: www.homecredit.ph

Now available in over 18,000 retail stores nationwide and a mobile app available on both  Android and iOS, Home Credit oHers a seamless experience – from loan application to  account management and payments. Its #ReadytoHelp sales force has grown to 9,000  strong, and its portfolio now includes motorcyles, expanding its reach into mobility  financing.

 

Looking Ahead: Financing What Matters

As it approaches its 12th year, Home Credit is focused on expanding its digital capabilities,  launching customer-first products, and deepening partnerships across industries. But  beyond innovation, its mission remains clear: to finance what matters most to Filipinos— whether it’s a first phone, a new appliance for their home or business or a way to get to  move around the metro.

Because for Home Credit, progress isn’t measured in pesos or percentages—it’s measured  in the everyday wins of the people it serves.

 

 

 

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