Owning a motorcycle is now within easier reach for Filipinos, thanks to a new partnership between Home Credit Philippines and KServico. Through this collaboration, nearly 180 KServico branches in Metro Manila and Luzon now offer convenient installment options powered by Home Credit, giving more people access to affordable, high-quality motorcycles.
For many, motorcycles are not just a form of transportation—they are a lifeline. They support work, family, and personal freedom. With rising demand and limited financing options, this initiative addresses a pressing need for accessible and efficient financing.
The program features simple requirements, needing just one valid ID and a quick one-minute approval process. Customers can choose from a range of trusted brands including Honda, Kawasaki, Kymco, Suzuki, and Yamaha—available directly from KServico stores with on-site support from Home Credit representatives.
“This partnership reflects our commitment to improve everyday mobility for Filipinos,” said Sheila Paul, Chief Marketing Officer of Home Credit Philippines. “By offering installment deals with minimal hassle, we aim to make motorcycle ownership possible for more people—particularly those relying on motorcycles for their livelihood.”
KServico President Grace Balingit added, “Every hardworking Filipino deserves a reliable vehicle. Through this partnership with Home Credit, we are opening up new ways for our customers to achieve that goal.”
This expansion follows a successful pilot with EMCOR Inc., KServico’s affiliate, which ran in 160 stores across Visayas and Mindanao. Strong consumer response has encouraged the program’s rollout across Luzon and Metro Manila, reaching more communities in need of practical mobility solutions.
To get started, customers may visit any participating KServico location or browse online via Shoppingmall.ph. The Home Credit app is also available for download on major platforms, offering pre-approval options and further financing tools.
Home Credit Philippines is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
