Country’s leading consumer finance company unveils affordable
installment options at Digimap’s Apple iPhone 16 midnight launch
Home Credit Philippines (HCPH), the country’s leading consumer finance company, collaborated with Digimap for the launch of the highly anticipated Apple iPhone 16 Series in the Philippines.
During a midnight salubong event held on Oct 17 at One Ayala mall, Home Credit unveiled exclusive deals and promos, and flexible installment plans that make purchasing and experiencing the Apple’s newest devices easier for Filipinos.
“Our goal at Home Credit is to help Filipinos enhance their everyday experiences. By providing easier access to the latest devices, like the iPhone 16 Series, we enable individuals to easily upgrade from entry-level to top-tier devices that suit their needs. We are excited to offer these flexible installment options and great deals at Digimap, ensuring that more Filipinos can enjoy these devices without worrying about their budgets, making the #iPhoneforEveryONE a reality,” said Sheila Paul, Chief Marketing Officer of HCPH.
With just a 30% downpayment, customers can own the iPhone 16 with 0% interest on up to 12-month installment plans or 1% interest per month for up to 24-month installment options.
“At Digimap, we are dedicated to bringing the latest Apple technology closer to Filipinos. Our partnership with Home Credit makes it even easier for more people to experience the newest iPhone 16 Series, thanks to their financing services that are easy on the wallet. This enables Filipinos to live, play and connect—integrating the best technology into their daily lives, especially as we continue to embrace an increasingly digital lifestyle,” remarked Jill Baysa, Head of Marketing of Digimap.
The midnight launch featured an engaging Home Credit booth filled with interactive activities, graced by the Home Credit Salubong Squad: Miss Universe Philippines 2024 Chelsea Manalo, Mr. Manhunt International 2024 Kevin Dasom, and TikTok stars Ms. Deliciousness and Poca, with Sean Ortega and Patsy Reyes as hosts.
Additionally, the first 16 customers who purchased the iPhone 16 through Home Credit won exclusive Apple products—ranging from MacBooks and iPads to Apple Watches and AirPods—along with photo opportunities with the Home Credit Salubong Squad.
Acquiring the iPhone 16 through Home Credit is quick and hassle-free. With just one valid ID, eligible customers can get approval in as quick as one minute. To secure fast pre-approval for product installments, customers can download the Home Credit App from Google Play or the App Store or speak with a Home Credit sales representative at any Digimap branch for assistance.
“With minimal requirements and a fast approval process, we are making our financing offers accessible to more Filipinos. We will continue to ensure a seamless experience for our customers, making Home Credit’s products and services readily available to meet their needs,” Paul concluded.
The iPhone 16 Series is available in the following variants: the iPhone 16 in 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB; the iPhone 16 Plus in 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB; the iPhone 16 Pro in 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB; and the iPhone 16 Pro Max in 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB.
Customers can visit any Digimap branch to purchase the iPhone 16 with Home Credit’s installment options. For availability, they can check their preferred Digimap location here.
Home Credit’s iPhone 16 Series promos are also available through its partner stores nationwide, such as Abenson, Aerophone, Beyond the Box, Cellboy, Digimap, Digiplanet, Digital Walker, Fone Style, Gadget Headz, Greentelcom, Guanzon, In-box Personal Phone and Accessories, JI Telecom, Octagon, Power Mac, Silicon Valley, The Loop, Wiltelcom, and 8telcom, or at over 5000 Apple resellers nationwide.
To learn more about the latest updates from Home Credit Philippines, visit its official website, www.homecredit.ph, or follow its official Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok accounts.
Home Credit Philippines is a financing company duly licensed and supervised by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
