Salmon, a leading fintech company in the Philippines, has recently launched an affiliate program that gives creators a fresh way to earn, as they take part in the company’s mission to make financial services more accessible among Filipinos.
Content creators can earn up to PHP 500 for every approved Salmon Credit referral – while helping more Filipinos access a revolving credit line that they can use to pay for their everyday needs.
Whether you’re a micro-influencer on TikTok or an established YouTuber, you can join – no niche requirement, no complicated setup. Just sign up at salmon.ph/affiliate, and send the link of your social media pages or websites. Once your application is approved, you can start earning! Simply share your referral link to your followers.
Fueling the local creator economy
Since its launch in October, the platform has already received around 2,000 creator registrations, showing how quickly the Filipino creator community is embracing this new earning opportunity.
Salmon’s affiliate program, a first in the Philippine consumer finance space, is designed to empower the broader creator economy – providing a transparent, straightforward, and reliable way for creators to earn additional income.
Its real-time dashboard allows you to instantly see clicks, approvals, and earnings. Meanwhile, its monthly payouts make it a steady, reliable income add-on for creators building multiple revenue streams.
Making reliable financial products accessible to Filipinos
Joining this affiliate program isn’t just a good way to earn additional income, it also lets you take part in Salmon’s bigger mission: to help more Filipinos gain access to reliable financial solutions that uplifts their everyday lives.
Salmon Credit is a flexible revolving credit line of up to PHP 250,000, designed to make everyday purchases more manageable for Filipinos – from emergency spend, bills payment in between paydays, to big purchases like gadgets or creator gear.
This handy financial tool lets customers buy what they need now and pay later. With its grace period of up to 62 days, customers can even enjoy 0% interest on their purchase*, when they pay in full by the next cut-off date. Now, managing money and accessing credit when it’s needed is easier than ever.
According to Salmon Co-Founder Raffy Montemayor, the goal is clear: to empower creators as they help expand access to modern financial tools for more Filipinos – especially the underbanked and the underserved.
“Creators shape conversations and inspire communities, which is why we’re excited to partner with them to make trusted financial products like Salmon Credit more accessible. Through this platform, we’re building genuine partnerships that create real impact – unlocking new income opportunities for creators as they take part in a bigger mission: to help drive financial inclusion in the Philippines,” he added.
Terms and Conditions apply. Salmon Credit is a product offered by Sunprime Finance Inc. LoanOnline, powered by the Salmon app, serves as the online lending platform for Sunprime Finance, Inc., a licensed financing company regulated by the SEC with CA No. 1241 and CR No. CS201916698.
About Salmon (https://salmon.ph)
Salmon Group Ltd is a leading fintech company in the Philippines, with a controlling stake in Sunprime Finance Inc., an SEC-licensed financing company. Salmon is on a mission to build the best credit-led, technology-centric financial super app in Southeast Asia, with the Philippines as its first market.
Since launch, the Salmon App has earned a 4.8 rating on both the App Store and Google Play, making it one of the highest-rated finance apps in the Philippines. The platform is designed to deliver fast, simple, and accessible credit solutions that meet the evolving needs of Filipino consumers.
Founded in 2022 by banking and technology veterans Pavel Fedorov, George Chesakov, and Raffy Montemayor, Salmon leverages AI-enabled technology and a proprietary credit engine to provide consumer credit with exceptional simplicity, service quality, and convenience.
*depending on when the purchase is made