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About Coins.ph

Coins.ph runs a crypto exchange and e-wallet licensed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, and the sales team earns from the business side of it: merchant acceptance (in-store QR Ph, POS terminals, WebPay checkout), payouts to banks and e-wallets, cross-border remittance, and an OTC and FX trade desk. Under Global Sales, the Local Payments team signs and grows merchants by territory, from Metro Manila to Cebu, Bohol, Eastern Visayas, Davao and Mindanao, negotiating merchant discount rates and visiting stores, while an online enterprise desk courts e-commerce, marketplace and subscription merchants and an international remittance team handles partner accounts in other regions. The TradeDesk is a separate line that hires FX and crypto OTC sales managers to bring in corporates, remittance partners and trading clients and to price spreads. Seats run from a sales associate who collects KYC papers after a close, through account managers, senior account managers and a pre-sales solutions engineer, up to a sales leader who builds the payments business development team. Outside the Philippines it hires remittance sellers for cross-border e-commerce, gaming and trade clients in Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Brazil, and OTC sales in Singapore.

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Coins.ph sales openings

Board read 13 Nov 2026, 22:07 UTC

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Coins.ph as an employer

A BSP-licensed Philippine e-wallet and crypto company that hires merchant and remittance sellers in Metro Manila and the Visayas and trade-desk sellers in Manila and Singapore. Posted pay: Stated per posting (stated by the company).

13 sales openings on its careers board right now
Hiring right now

13 sales openings at Coins.ph, as its own board showed them 14 Nov 2026.

How pay is built

Salaried employment with targets on transaction volume, revenue and merchant onboarding; no posting describes a commission, bonus or benefits package.

Where it hires

Right now its 13 open sales roles are posted in Singapore (1). Read from its postings on 30 Oct 2026: Philippines: Taguig in Metro Manila, Cebu City, Davao City, Bohol and Eastern Visayas, and field territory across the Visayas and Mindanao; abroad, Singapore, Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Vila Velha in Brazil.

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  • The pay figure is stated by the company: a reference point from research, not a salary read off today's postings, so negotiate from the offer in front of you.

Pay at Coins.ph

Stated by the company, checked 2026-10-30
Stated per posting

From our research: stated by the company, checked 30 Oct 2026

Read from its postings on 30 Oct 2026: No Coins.ph sales posting names a salary, a commission plan or even a currency, in the Philippines or abroad; they speak only of targets, KPIs and quotas measured on transaction volume, trading revenue and client onboarding. Ask the recruiter for the monthly base in pesos (or in local currency for the Hong Kong, Singapore and Brazil seats), whether variable pay is tied to merchant transaction volume, net revenue or new accounts signed, and what covers travel on the territory seats that visit merchants across the Visayas and Mindanao. The roles listed below state what Coins.ph posts now.

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Is Coins.ph a good company to sell for?

A BSP-licensed Philippine e-wallet and crypto company that hires merchant and remittance sellers in Metro Manila and the Visayas and trade-desk sellers in Manila and Singapore.

Is Coins.ph still an active employer?

Yes. A BSP-licensed Philippine e-wallet and crypto company that hires merchant and remittance sellers in Metro Manila and the Visayas and trade-desk sellers in Manila and Singapore. How its pay is structured: Salaried employment with targets on transaction volume, revenue and merchant onboarding; no posting describes a commission, bonus or benefits package.

What does a sales job at Coins.ph pay?

Stated per posting. No Coins.ph sales posting names a salary, a commission plan or even a currency, in the Philippines or abroad; they speak only of targets, KPIs and quotas measured on transaction volume, trading revenue and client onboarding. Ask the recruiter for the monthly base in pesos (or in local currency for the Hong Kong, Singapore and Brazil seats), whether variable pay is tied to merchant transaction volume, net revenue or new accounts signed, and what covers travel on the territory seats that visit merchants across the Visayas and Mindanao.

Is selling for Coins.ph worth it?

Posted pay at Coins.ph: Stated per posting (stated by the company). Fintech suits reps who sell well to finance teams and can carry a deal through compliance review.

How is Coins.ph's sales comp put together?

Salaried employment with targets on transaction volume, revenue and merchant onboarding; no posting describes a commission, bonus or benefits package.

Where are Coins.ph's sales roles based?

Right now its 13 open sales roles are posted in Singapore (1). Read from its postings on 30 Oct 2026: Philippines: Taguig in Metro Manila, Cebu City, Davao City, Bohol and Eastern Visayas, and field territory across the Visayas and Mindanao; abroad, Singapore, Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Vila Velha in Brazil.

Weigh Coins.ph against

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Stated per postingStated by the company

Lets consumers split rent, mortgage, car payments and other bills into two payments, with a sales team that signs enterprise partners in each bill category.

$205k–$399k/yrTypical pay, live

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