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title: "Singapore’s financial service platform Atome, Philippines’ restaurant giant Jollibee to jointly expand card acceptance"
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description: "Atome, a Singapore-based digital financial services platform, has partnered with Jollibee Foods Corporation to enable Atome Card acceptance at over 1,300 Jollibee stores in the Philippines. This year-long collaboration aims to enhance payment options for customers and expand access to financial services. Atome has issued over two million cards in the Philippines, primarily to first-time cardholders, who use them for various everyday expenses. The partnership supports Jollibee's goal of providing convenient payment solutions."
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# Singapore’s financial service platform Atome, Philippines’ restaurant giant Jollibee to jointly expand card acceptance

Atome, a Singapore-headquartered digital financial services platform, has announced a year-long partnership with the Philippines’ food & beverage (F&B) giant Jollibee Foods Corporation to enable the use of the former’s Atome Card across more than 1,300 Jollibee stores in the Philippines.

In a statement on Wednesday, Atome said the agreement can expand payment options for customers at one of the Philippines’ largest restaurant networks. Atome, known for buy now pay later (BNPL) service, said it has issued over two million cards in the Philippines, with about 80 percent held by first-time cardholders.  
Many users reportedly use the card for everyday expenses such as groceries, transport, fuel, utility payments, and dining. Cardholders are located across Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. The partnership extends card acceptance throughout Jollibee’s nationwide store network.

Reynaldo “Kakam” P. Gabunada Jr., Head of Regional Business Unit and National Key Accounts Group at Jollibee Philippines, said the partnership supports the company’s efforts to provide more convenient and accessible payment options for customers.

Christian Quiros, President and Country General Manager of Atome Philippines, said the collaboration aims to expand access to financial services and integrate flexible payment options into daily spending.

In 2025, Atome received the Digital Lending Product of the Year award for the Atome Card at the Global Retail Banking Awards in Singapore. The company also entered a $48 million partnership with the Philippines’ Maya Bank last year.

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