Former senator Manny Pacquiao has entered the fintech industry with the launch of “Manny Pay,” a new digital payments app developed by his company, 7th Pillar Integration Systems Corp. The platform is officially regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and promises lower transfer fees, faster transactions, and a seamless bill payment experience for users across the Philippines.
Manny Pay supports multiple payment methods including e-wallets, credit cards, online banking, and over-the-counter options. It caters to both consumers and businesses, offering additional features such as mass payouts, recurring payments, and online collections. The app also supports RFID top-ups for Autosweep, Easypay, and Beep cards, expanding its utility beyond traditional money transfers.
Unlike Pacquiao’s earlier ventures in cryptocurrency such as Pac Token and PacPay, Manny Pay is fully regulated and designed around compliance and financial security. The company emphasizes a shift toward stable, government-supervised financial technology.
7th Pillar also signed a memorandum of agreement with Prime Electric Holdings Inc. to integrate Manny Pay into its distribution network. The partnership will allow the app to be used for bill settlements and payment services within Prime Electric’s coverage areas, broadening its adoption base.
This move marks Pacquiao’s return to the tech and finance space—this time under a stricter and more credible regulatory framework. By combining celebrity influence with fintech innovation, Manny Pay positions itself as a serious player in the digital payments sector.
