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Plentina raises $2 2M to accelerate credit access in Southeast Asia

Published April 16, 2021, 1:54 PM Many startups have attempted to unlock financial services in Southeast Asian emerging markets, where credit card penetration is under 10%. Consumers in the Philippines have lost trust in a system rife with illegitimate and predatory lenders. A new fintech startup, Plentina, is leveraging machine learning and retail partnerships to help rebuild that trust. Plentina closed a seed round of $2.2M after successfully launching a service for large-scale merchants to sell on installments to the >90% of Southeast Asian emerging market consumers without a credit card. Their seed round was co-led by former Tableau Executive and ClearGraph CEO Andrew Vigneault, Unpopular Ventures and DV Collective, with participation from JG Digital Equity Ventures (JGDEV), Amino Capital, Canaan Partners Scout Fund, Ignite Impact Fund, and other strategic angels and family offices.

Philippines buy now, pay later startup Plentina raises $2 2M seed round

Philippines buy now, pay later startup Plentina raises $2 2M seed round
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Philippines buy now, pay later startup Plentina raises $2 2M seed round – TechCrunch

Philippines buy now, pay later startup Plentina raises $2 2M seed round – TechCrunch
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Philippines buy now, pay later startup Plentina raises $2 2M seed round

Philippines buy now, pay later startup Plentina raises $2 2M seed round
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PODCAST | Startup rockstar Earl Valencia returns to his roots with new fintech venture

Tech Sabado and Newsbytes.PH, startup “rockstar” Earl Valencia narrated his journey from being a Silicon Valley-based tech executive to a co-founder of local startup incubators and now back in the US as one of the man behind a lending startup focused on the Philippines. A native of Davao, Valencia took his primary and secondary education in the Philippines. He was already on this 3rd year in the UP College of Engineering in Diliman when he migrated with his family to the US. There, he obtained his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering degree from Boston University, finishing summa cum laude. He then acquired a Masters in Systems Engineering degree from Cornell University and an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

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