QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES — March 27, 2026 — Twala, the DOST-backed legal-tech startup pioneering blockchain-based digital signatures and e-notary solutions, has officially joined the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry – Quezon City (PCCI QC). The partnership was formalized through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing aimed at accelerating the digitalization of businesses across the city.

The signing took place during PCCI QC’s flagship Women’s Month event, “The Power of She: Women Redefining Leadership Across Industries,” held at Novotel Manila Araneta City. While the summit celebrated the impact of female leaders in the modern economy, the MOA underscored a shared vision: empowering those leaders with the technological tools necessary to thrive in a digital-first world.

Bridging the Gap Between Law and Technology

Through this partnership, Twala will provide PCCI QC member businesses—ranging from micro-enterprises to large corporations—with streamlined access to its secure digital suite. This includes:

• Blockchain-Backed E-Signatures: Ensuring document integrity and non-repudiation.
• Digital E-Notarization: Simplifying legal hurdles and reducing physical travel requirements.
• Intelligent Document Management: Minimizing human error and automating high-volume administrative workflows.

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Unlocking Competitive Advantages

For the members of PCCI QC, the collaboration translates into immediate operational benefits:

• Speed: Moving from days to minutes for contract approvals and document processing.
• Security: Utilizing decentralized technology to protect sensitive corporate data.
• Scalability: Providing MSMEs with the same enterprise-grade tools used by multinational firms.

"Our collaboration with Twala reflects our unwavering commitment to equipping our members with the tools they need to stay competitive," said Anne Marie B. Francisco, president of PCCI Quezon City. "By embracing these digital solutions, we are paving the way for a more efficient, secure, and future-ready business environment in Quezon City."

Engr. Jeffrey Reyes, CEO of Twala, expressed his enthusiasm for joining the organization:

"We are proud to officially join the PCCI Quezon City family. This partnership allows us to bring our mission of 'legal-tech for all' to a wider audience. Together, we are helping businesses automate repetitive tasks, improve security, and fully embrace the benefits of digital transformation."

This collaboration highlights the growing importance of digital adoption for businesses and reinforces the commitment of both PCCI QC and Twala to supporting innovation across industries, ensuring that companies of all sizes are equipped to meet the challenges of a rapidly evolving, technology-driven marketplace.

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