Twala Showcases Startup Success on Radyo Siyensa, Endorsed by DOST Secretary

Twala, a DOST-backed tech startup known for its blockchain-based digital solutions, was recently featured on Radyo Siyensa, a program of Radyo Pilipinas—the largest news network of the Philippine government in terms of reach. Twala was represented by its Co-Founder and CEO, Engr. Jeffrey Reyes, and Co-Founder and General Counsel, Atty. Third Bagro. The show was hosted by no less than DOST Secretary Renato Solidum, alongside veteran radio journalist Onin Miranda.

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During the program, Engr. Reyes and Atty. Bagro shared the inspiring journey of Twala, detailing how their startup has grown and thrived, particularly through the support of the DOST Startup Grant Fund. They discussed how this grant was instrumental in the development of Twala’s technology, including their flagship platform, Twala Sign, which offers secure and legally binding digital identity and document solutions powered by blockchain and AI.

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The conversation highlighted the significant impact of DOST's support in enabling Twala to innovate and develop cutting-edge solutions that meet the needs of both businesses and government agencies. Engr. Reyes and Atty. Bagro expressed their gratitude for the opportunities provided by DOST, which have been crucial in advancing their mission to revolutionize digital transactions in the Philippines.

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In a significant endorsement, Secretary Solidum praised Twala's achievements and encouraged other government agencies to explore and adopt the startup’s technology. His endorsement underscores the government’s recognition of Twala's potential to enhance digital security and efficiency across various sectors.

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This appearance on Radyo Siyensa not only amplified Twala's visibility but also reinforced its role as a key player in the digital transformation of the Philippines. With backing from DOST and recognition from top government officials, Twala continues to lead the charge in pioneering digital solutions that drive economic growth and improve public service delivery.

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