Salmon Finance, a leading fintech company in the Philippines, is accelerating the growth of its motorcycle financing business with the launch of in-store moto loans, giving Filipinos access to fast, secure, and digital-first financing for motorcycles.
In 2025, Salmon Finance first introduced its moto loans service in the Philippine market, allowing customers to finance motorcycle purchases via the Salmon app. From online, Salmon Finance is now bringing this service on-ground in partnership with Suerte Motoplaza, a fast-growing motorcycle dealership network in the Philippines. The service will initially become available in select Suerte Motoplaza branches across Metro Manila and soon, in additional locations nationwide.
The launch of in-store moto loans marks the next phase of the expansion of Salmon’s motorcycle financing business, strengthening the fintech’s presence at a critical moment in the customer journey—right where purchasing decisions are made.
Through this partnership, Suerte Motoplaza customers can conveniently access Salmon’s credit services at the point of purchase. The entire journey, from application to loan repayment, is fully digital. Now, customers don’t need to go through the tedious process of filling out countless forms and waiting for days for credit approval.
They can receive credit decisions in as fast as 60 seconds, making the experience seamless, efficient, and hassle-free. This convenience extends beyond the stores: Repayments can also be completed entirely online, allowing customers to manage their loans anytime, anywhere.
“For many Filipinos, a motorcycle is more than just a vehicle; it is a source of livelihood, a practical commuting solution, and a way to navigate heavy traffic efficiently. As 2-wheeled transport continues to grow in popularity in the Philippines, we are committed to making ownership more accessible through fast, convenient financing solutions. We’re happy to partner with Suerte Motoplaza in bringing this experience closer to customers,” said Salmon co-founder Raffy Montemayor.
To know more about Salmon and Suerte Motoplaza and their lineup of products and services, visit their official websites https://salmon.ph/ and https://suertemotoplaza.com/, respectively.
Banner photo shows, from left: Salmon’s head of auto lending Sergey Golets, co-founder Raffy Montemayor, and senior vice president for partners and distribution Vasiliy Kuznetsov; Suerte Motoplaza’s executive director John Derrick Gerongay and president and CEO Reynold Gerongay; and Salmon head of auto lending operations Ralp Moris Brondial.