Twala Takes the National Stage Twala stepped into the national conversation this week as Co-Founder and General Counsel Atty. Third Bagro sat down with Salve Ibañez on ANC's The Boardroom. The segment centered on a question with real economic weight: can digital notarization move the needle for a country still bound to paper, ink, and long lines at the notary's office? For Twala, a Philippine-built document intelligence platform combining artificial intelligence and blockchain technology, it was an opportunity to bring eNotarization out of the back office and into the national spotlight.

MAKATI CITY, Philippines — August 27, 2026 — Twala joined real estate industry leaders at the Chamber of Real Estate and Builders' Associations, Inc. (CREBA) 5th General Membership Meeting today, with Mr. Dwight Harold "Jiggy" Calucag, Twala's Director for Government Relations, appearing as Resource Person before CREBA's National Board and member-chapters at the Glass Pavillion, Dusit Thani Hotel, to walk the industry through what electronic notarization means for the way property transactions get closed in the Philippines.

Manila, Philippines — May 7, 2026 — Twala strongly advocated for the adoption of the Senate-approved version of the proposed CADENA Bill during the House of Representatives deliberations held on May 6, 2026, emphasizing that aligning with the Senate measure would accelerate the passage of a landmark transparency and digital governance reform for the Philippines.

Electronic notarization (e-notarization) is reshaping how legal documents are authenticated in the Philippines. Instead of relying solely on paper-based processes, documents can now be signed and notarized digitally—making transactions faster, more secure, and more accessible. In the Philippines, electronic notarization operates under the regulatory framework issued by the Supreme Court of the Philippines through its Rules on Electronic Notarization. These rules outline the standards for identity verification, electronic signatures, digital seals, secure platforms, and audit trails to ensure that electronically notarized documents remain legally valid and enforceable.

Despite the ongoing digital shift, 70% of enterprises in the Philippines still heavily rely on physical paperwork for their operations. This dependence on paper is not only costing businesses in terms of time but is also draining financial resources that could be better invested elsewhere.

B2B transactions in the Philippines are shifting to paperless processes through electronic signatures (e-signatures). This change speeds up deals, enhances trust, and improves security, transforming how businesses operate.

As the Philippine HR sector rapidly evolves through digital transformation and the embrace of hybrid work setups, HR professionals are innovating to enhance operational efficiency and elevate the employee experience. The rise of electronic signatures is proving to be a critical enabler for organizations seeking to modernize workflows and ease administrative burdens. E-signatures offer a secure, swift, and paperless alternative to traditional HR documentation processes.

In an era where contracts are signed with a click and deals close without paper, the way we sign documents has completely changed. But with this shift comes confusion: are digital signatures and electronic signatures the same thing? At first glance, they might sound identical—after all, both allow you to sign without pen and paper. However, there’s a big difference in how they work, how secure they are, and when you should use them. Knowing the distinction is crucial for businesses and professionals who want to ensure their agreements are not only fast and convenient, but also legally valid and tamper-proof.

While AI can be used to generate fraudulent documents, cryptographic technology remains the strongest defense against such threats. By leveraging digital signatures, encryption, and blockchain technology, organizations and individuals can ensure the integrity and authenticity of their digital documents.

Many leading businesses in the Philippines are having a hard time drafting contracts, agreements, and legal documents, mainly because they're worrying about missed clauses, formatting errors, and compliance oversights. These problems, if left under the radar, can cost lawsuits, but the good news is they’re now avoidable.

The rise of remote work in the Philippines is more than just a passing trend; it's a fundamental shift in how businesses operate. To stay ahead, companies must adapt their contracts to the digital age, where new norms demand updated terms and conditions. A single poorly drafted agreement can lead to disputes, compliance issues, or costly legal challenges.

Contracts are the foundation of business agreements, ensuring clarity and legal protection for all parties involved. However, even experienced legal teams in the Philippines can make costly mistakes that lead to disputes, compliance risks, and financial losses. With evolving laws on electronic signatures and notary compliance, contract management is changing—yet many businesses still rely on outdated practices.

The Supreme Court of the Philippines has taken a groundbreaking step toward modernizing legal services by approving the Rules on Electronic Notarization (E-Notarization Rules). This reform, which aims to enhance accessibility and efficiency in notarial services nationwide, is a significant milestone in the country’s digital transformation efforts.

The world is constantly evolving, and efficiently managing contracts and agreements has become a critical priority in the dynamic landscape of modern business. With teams operating from different locations and business deals growing increasingly intricate, traditional approaches to handling agreements are no longer sufficient. Enter Smart Agreement Management—a transformative solution that leverages advanced technologies to simplify workflows, boost productivity, ensure compliance, and foster innovation and growth.

From client contracts to vendor agreements, the way you handle business relationships today shapes your profitability tomorrow. Efficient contract management is a cornerstone for enhancing operational workflows and driving profitability in today’s competitive Philippine business landscape. Handling partnerships, vendor agreements, or client contracts can often become complex.

This shift from traditional ink signatures to digital ones is reshaping how companies interact with customers and how transactions are processed.

In today’s digital world, keeping important documents safe from tampering or fraud is a major concern for businesses and individuals alike. From contracts and certificates to legal agreements, we need a way to ensure our documents are authentic, secure, and legally recognized. That’s where Twala Hashproof Technology comes in—an innovative solution designed to protect your documents and give you peace of mind.

The shift to remote and hybrid work has transformed how businesses operate, and sales teams are no exception. With distributed teams becoming the norm, mastering remote sales is essential to drive consistent results while navigating the challenges of a virtual environment. From maintaining effective communication to tracking performance and managing workflows, remote sales success relies on adopting the right strategies and tools.

Instinct alone isn’t enough to stay ahead in today’s fast-paced and competitive market. Sales teams need data to guide their strategies, understand customer behavior, and make decisions that lead to consistent results. A data-driven approach not only helps refine sales processes but also ensures that efforts are focused where they matter most.

A culture of pakikisama (getting along with others) often influences decision-making in both professional and personal contexts. While this emphasis on harmony strengthens relationships, it can also pave the way for what is known as the Agreement Trap. This phenomenon occurs when people agree to something without fully understanding the implications, often to avoid conflict or expedite processes. In a rapidly digitalizing world, e-signatures have emerged as a powerful tool to help Filipinos navigate and avoid the pitfalls of the Agreement Trap.

We’re in the Digital Era and organizations today face growing challenges in streamlining agreement management while ensuring compliance. Twala, the Philippines' trusted e-signature and blockchain-secured document platform, revolutionizes the process—making it smarter, safer, and more efficient than ever.

Enter advanced cryptographic technology, a revolutionary innovation that is poised to transform the way we conduct business. By leveraging the power of decentralized networks, blockchain offers a robust and transparent solution for securing digital signatures, ensuring the authenticity and integrity of transactions.

Static documents are a thing of the past. Say hello to Twala AI, a revolutionary platform from Twala — a Filipino company pioneering secure and intelligent document solutions. Backed by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), Twala AI transforms how you interact with, process, and extract value from documents. Imagine a world where files aren’t just static PDFs but dynamic tools you can use intelligently. Well, the future is now.

In today’s digital world, trust is as much about security as it is about accuracy. TwalaSign is an AI-powered, blockchain-secured, document integrity solution that anchors trust at its core, ensuring documents are verifiable, immutable, and, most critically, unalterable. But what truly sets TwalaSign apart is its blockchain-driven approach to unbreakable document integrity.