Ph fintech Mynt scales GStocks into country's largest online retail platform for local stock market

GCash. (2026, August 27). Ph fintech Mynt scales GStocks into country's largest online retail platform for local stock market. PR Newswire Asia. https://en.prnasia.com/releases/apac/ph-fintech-mynt-scales-gstocks-into-country-s-largest-online-retail-platform-for-local-stock-market-545470.shtml

• GStocks PH currently serves over 2 million Filipinos through broker AB Capital Securities Inc. and accounts for over 50% of all online retail stock market accounts with the Philippine Stock Exchange, making GCash the country's largest online retail platform for investing in local stocks.

• Mynt, the parent company of the Philippines' number one finance super app GCash, is expanding access to investing through its wealthtech platform alongside its digital payments business.

• The Philippine Stock Exchange recorded 3.64 million stock market accounts in its 2025 Stock Market Investor Profile report, of which 99.2%, or 3.61 million, belong to retail investors and 3.22 million are held online through digital platforms and e-wallets.

• The same report found online retail accounts grew 30.5% year over year.

• GCash has 8.8 million registered GFunds users, and as of 2025 as much as four in five unit investment trust fund transactions in the Philippines were conducted through GFunds via partners ATRAM, BPI-IMI, and Manulife IM.

• Winsley Bangit, Group Head of New Businesses at Mynt, said simple signup and paperless registration that eliminates the need to physically visit a bank or brokerage enables more Filipinos to invest in-app via GStocks, GFunds, GBonds, and other products.

• GCash is preparing for the anticipated sandbox introduction of GStocks Global with the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission, which will give more Filipinos access to US-listed stocks, and also offers Pera Coach, an AI-powered wealth coach providing on-demand financial guidance in-app.

Knote: Half my family is Filipino and I can assure you that they know how to save money. And 2 million users is off-the-charts given that only about 2% of the population invests in the stock market (vs 62% in the US).