This new digital move aims to make life easier for business owners in PCPPI’s network. With Maya’s all-in-one digital banking and payments platform, distributors and retailers can now collect payments faster, access credit more easily, and simplify their daily operations.
Instead of dealing with cash and the risks that come with it—like theft, delays, and human error—retailers can now use Maya’s cashless system. It lets them track transactions in real-time and speeds up collections, helping business owners focus more on selling and less on accounting.
Another key part of this partnership is easier access to financing. Using AI to analyze real-time sales and payment data, Maya can offer personalized working capital loans. This gives sari-sari stores and distributors a smarter way to fund their inventory and keep their shelves stocked.
To make things even smoother, Maya’s tools will be built directly into PCPPI’s Distributor Management System. That means everything from collecting payments to getting inventory loans will be handled in one connected system.
“This partnership with Maya supports our goal of streamlining operations and strengthening support for our distributors and retail partners,” said Phyo Phyu Noe, President and CEO of Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines, Inc. “By shifting to digital payments and financing, we’re making it easier for our partners to do business and grow with us.”
Shailesh Baidwan, Maya Group President and Co-Founder of Maya Bank, added, “We are proud to work with Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines, Inc. on a program that supports the essential role of distributors and sari-sari store owners in the local economy. By simplifying collections and improving access to financing through our digital banking platform, we’re helping them run their businesses more efficiently and grow with confidence in an increasingly digital world.”
This partnership highlights how digital finance is changing the game for the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector. More and more, companies are bringing financial services into their supply chains—not just to go cashless, but to build stronger relationships with small businesses.
For Maya and PCPPI, this is more than a tech upgrade. It’s a step toward long-term growth, better support for small retailers, and a more connected, digital way of doing business across the Philippines.
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