RIGHT CHOICE CAPITAL
At Right Choice Capital, we believe small businesses are the lifeblood of the economy, and that everyone deserves to be a part of the financial system. Our goal is simple—to help businesses grow beyond expectations. Our group of companies and related parties provide a suite of services to support MSME’s and the underbanked in Southeast Asia – businesses who do not have easy access to banking and digital infrastructure.
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Right Choice Finance
In the Philippines, Right Choice Finance Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary, is a regulated finance company established in 2016. We are a premier provider of MSME and consumer salary loans through our business platform that combines financing products, and HR and digital banking software. We also provide commercial vehicle loans to ride-hailing drivers to help address the transport challenges in the Philippines.
Right Choice Payments
Our MAS regulated remittance company Right Choice Payments (formerly Brunphil Express (S) Pte Ltd), is licensed in Singapore with channel partners throughout Asia and the Americas. Established since 1997, Right Choice Payments has been servicing MSME’s and overseas workers with fast, affordable, and reliable remittance services for over 20 years. Offering competitive rates and flexible payments, Right Choice Payments is proving to be the preferred remittance agency for the region.
Payright
Payright Pte Ltd is incorporated in Singapore and licensed to provide payment processing solutions. Payright’s secured platforms are designed to serve the payment processing needs of businesses and consumers. Reach out to us to discuss more on our merchant acquisition and credit card issuance solutions
Rural Bank of San Luis (Pampanga) Inc.
RBSL, a partially owned subsidiary that will be fully owned by RCC in 2020, has been in operation since 1971 in Pampanga provice, north of Manila. Across its three branches, the bank primarily serves small businesses and farmers with credit and deposit facilities.
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