The Philippines is a USD 40 billion digital economy — 8.5% of GDP. Mobile-first, digitally native, with 137 million mobile connections across roughly 117 million people.[1] This hub aggregates DIA’s Philippines coverage.
Country overview
- Philippines Digital Economy 2026: Commerce, Payments and Digital Platforms
The Philippines is now a USD 40 billion digital economy. That figure—reported by the Philippine Statistics Authority—represents 8.5% of the country’s total GDP and signals something that anyone who’s spent … <a t…
Philippines in regional payments
- Asia Digital Payments Tracker 2026: Leading Wallets and Payment Systems Across 15 Markets
A working tracker of who owns mobile payments across fifteen Asian markets. Alipay and WeChat Pay in China, UPI in India, GCash in the Philippines, and a region-specific stack everywhere else. - Digital Payments in Southeast Asia 2026: BNPL, QR Codes and the Decline of COD
Cash-on-delivery collapsed in Southeast Asia faster than any payment method transition in regional history. In 2019, COD represented 52% of all ecommerce payments across the region. By Q1 2026, it … <a title=&qu…
Philippines in regional ecommerce
- Southeast Asia Ecommerce 2026: An 11-Market Analysis
SEA ecommerce hit $159B GMV in 2024 (e-Conomy SEA). We break down a market forecast at $226B in 2026 and what's actually changing. - Southeast Asia’s Social Commerce Market: Platforms, Growth and Economics
Social commerce grew from <5% to 20-25% of SEA ecommerce in 3 years. We explain the 31.4% CAGR reshaping retail. - Shopee vs TikTok Shop: The Battle for Southeast Asia’s Ecommerce Market
Shopee dominates with 53% SEA market share (Momentum Works, 2025), but TikTok Shop's aggressive growth and social-first model are reshaping the platform wars.
Sources & Further Reading
- Digital 2026: The Philippines — DataReportal, 2025-11-05