Singlife Philippines and UNO Digital Bank team up to democratize access to life insurance

MANILA, Philippines — Digital insurance provider Singlife Philippines and UNO Digital Bank announce their partnership aimed at simplifying financial control and protection. This partnership marks a crucial move towards empowering every Filipino to assert control over their finances and improve their living and lifestyle.

Singlife Philippines is on a mission to democratize access to life insurance in the country. The company does this by developing innovative life insurance products that are tailor-fit to meet customers’ needs and budgets.

The company is teaming up with top finance companies in the country to ensure that obtaining insurance is straightforward and available to more people.

“Singlife Philippines and Uno Digital Bank are aligned in our all-digital approach, leveraging cutting-edge technology to solve customer pain points. This partnership empowers every consumer to be in control and have access to cost-effective and convenient ways to procure insurance policies and further accelerate our mission to democratize access to financial protection,” Sherie Ng, co-founder and executive director of Singlife Philippines, said.

UNO Digital Bank, known for its array of digital banking services, shares a vision parallel to that of Singlife Philippines. Committed to delivering simpler, better and more accessible banking experiences, the bank empowers individuals with seamless financial control.

Through this strategic partnership, the bank’s customers can now access a range of affordable and comprehensive Singlife insurance plans directly within the UNO app, which include the following:

This collaboration strengthens Singlife’s and Uno Digital Bank’s commitment to making financial protection products more accessible by reaching more audiences. Both companies aim to offer individuals holistic financial well-being, empowering them to make informed decisions that secure their future.

“Uno inspires to be at the leading edge of financial innovation and bring best-in-class products and services to the tens of millions of ordinary Filipinos who are served by the traditional banks. The access to products and services is expected to help them improve their life by offering