GCash parent Mynt named among world’s top fintech leaders by CNBC

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Global benchmark for financial inclusion Mynt, Inc., the parent company behind GCash, has been named one of the World’s Top Fintech Companies for 2026 by global media outlet CNBC and data platform Statista.

Listed in the Payments category, Mynt is the sole Philippine fintech firm to earn a spot on the prestigious international roster, placing homegrown innovation alongside global market leaders.

The annual index selected 500 top-performing companies using a rigorous rating model evaluated by Statista.

Selection criteria encompassed key performance indicators alongside extensive desk research and editorial oversight from CNBC.

By joining international giants like Visa, PayPal, Mastercard, and Ant Group, as well as regional heavyweights GoTo and Grab Financial Holdings, Mynt solidifies the Philippines’ growing stature within the global digital economy.

Mynt’s inclusion highlights how local digital solutions can successfully scale to match international benchmarks.

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Operating GCash, the nation’s premier finance superapp, Mynt has spearheaded financial inclusion by deploying accessible digital tools to address systemic regional hurdles.

The platform offers millions of previously underserved Filipinos a comprehensive ecosystem spanning everyday contactless payments, savings accounts, credit access, investment options, and insurance products.

“We are honored to represent the Philippines on the global fintech stage. This recognition reflects the strength of Filipino innovation and the trust of millions who use GCash every day,” said Martha Sazon, President and CEO of Mynt, Inc.

By transforming local financial access into a model of scale and resilience, Mynt demonstrates how targeted technology can dismantle financial barriers across emerging markets.

The full listing of global honorees is accessible online via CNBC’s official portal.

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