The Group has surpassed USD 3 billion in cumulative loans issued. Meanwhile, the number of registered customers equaled 21.6 million as of the end of 2025.
The achievement comes as digital lending gains scale worldwide. According to the research estimates, the global market exceeded USD 500 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 985 billion by 2031. The Asia‑Pacific region accounted for 39.4% of global digital lending volume in 2025 and is expected to remain one of the main contributors to overall growth.
UnaFinancial operates in the markets with large underbanked populations and mature digital infrastructure, including the Philippines, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan. Despite widespread Internet and smartphone access, formal borrowing remains limited in these countries. According to the Global Findex Database, only 12% of adults in the Philippines and Uzbekistan accessed formal loans in 2024, while Kazakhstan reported a higher but still modest 33%.
“Reaching $3 billion in loans issued reflects the growing demand for accessible credit in underserved markets, “ said Sergey Sedov, Chief Executive Officer of UnaFinancial. “We remain focused on expanding financial inclusion, and our technology enables us to do this responsibly and at scale.”
Apart from the high demand for borrowing, the Group attributes its growth to strong customer loyalty, disciplined risk management and a commitment to sustainable lending practices. Looking ahead, UnaFinancial plans to continue investing in technology and expand its product portfolio.
