Three updates this cycle, dated 2026-07-01 through 2026-07-08: PEAK Account, MISA, and GCash for Business. None disclosed a subscription pricing change. What shipped: one cost-accounting function for import/trading businesses in Thailand, one regulatory-compliance update for Vietnamese micro-enterprises, and one payment-acceptance partnership expansion in the Philippines.
PEAK Account
- 2026-07-08: PEAK shipped a "Product Cost Adjustment" function that lets a business pull expense documents already recorded in the system — freight, customs duty, and other landed-cost items — and fold them directly into a product's cost calculation, instead of tracking that math outside the software.
- The function targets import and buy-sell/trading businesses specifically, where hidden costs on top of the purchase price otherwise distort the reported margin on a product.
- Availability: PRO Plus and PREMIUM packages. PEAK is offering it as a free trial through the end of 2026 before it becomes a paid-tier feature.
- Same release: a one-click "popular contacts" shortcut for frequently used customer/vendor records, and support for importing BBL iCash bank-statement files directly.
- Also in this release: an option to show or hide archived products/services when exporting reports, so a report isn't cluttered with discontinued SKUs.
- Separately, PEAK's system auto-updated the default and maximum social security contribution ceiling to THB 875 per employee/employer, matching Thailand's revised 2026 social security ceiling. This is a compliance sync, not a PEAK-initiated pricing or feature decision.
- No change to PEAK's own subscription pricing this cycle. The Product Cost Adjustment function is currently free to trial, not yet gated behind a price increase.
- Sources: PEAK Account official update blog (peakaccount.com, 2026-07-08 and 2026-05-27 entries).
MISA
- Vietnam's Ministry of Finance issued Circular 58/2026/TT-BTC on 2026-05-25, setting a new simplified accounting regime for micro-enterprises, effective 2026-07-01 and replacing Circular 132/2018/TT-BTC. Under the new regime, micro-enterprises are not required to have a chief accountant, and the required set of ledgers, source documents, and report templates is reduced.
- MISA updated its AMIS Kế toán product to align with Circular 58/2026/TT-BTC ahead of the 2026-07-01 effective date, covering both standard business and household-business (hộ kinh doanh) packages. Report templates and the chart of accounts/ledger structure were updated to match the new regime.
- MISA's own reporting (via Dân trí, published 2026-06-02) frames this as automatic: existing AMIS Kế toán customers get the updated templates and posting rules without a separate purchase, as part of MISA's standing practice of syncing the product to new Ministry of Finance circulars.
- MISA continues to promote its AVA AI assistant (introduced prior to this cycle) as the interface for tax-deadline alerts and accounting Q&A inside AMIS Kế toán; no new AI feature shipped specifically in this cycle.
- No pricing change was disclosed for any MISA AMIS tier this cycle. This is a regulatory-compliance update bundled into existing subscriptions, not a new paid feature.
- Sources: amis.misa.vn (Circular 58/2026/TT-BTC explainer), Dân trí (2026-06-02), VnEconomy, Báo Đầu tư.
GCash for Business
- 2026-07-02: GCash for Business (operated by G-Xchange, Inc., "Mynt") signed an expanded partnership with Antom and its subsidiary 2C2P, both under Ant International. The deal builds on a GCash-Ant International relationship dating to 2017.
- Scope: GCash for Business currently centers on e-wallet acceptance. The expanded partnership adds card payments, online checkout, and in-store payment acceptance into a single merchant-facing system, rather than requiring separate integrations for each payment type.
- Antom brings a payments network that supports over 300 payment methods across more than 220 markets and over 100 currencies — the infrastructure GCash for Business is plugging into for cross-border and card acceptance.
- Named participants at signing: Oscar Enrico "Renren" Reyes (President & CEO, G-Xchange, Inc.), Paul Albano (General Manager, GCash for Business), Worachat Luxkanalode (Group CEO, 2C2P and Head of Antom Southeast Asia), and Gary Liu (CEO, Antom; SVP, Ant International).
- Paul Albano's stated rationale: simplifying payment acceptance and cutting operational friction so the expanded capability reaches MSMEs, not only large enterprises already able to afford multi-provider integrations.
- Context: this is a partnership and infrastructure expansion, not a shipped consumer-facing feature yet — no announced go-live date for card/online-checkout acceptance under this specific deal, and no merchant fee schedule was published alongside it.
- Separately from this deal, GCash was named an official partner of the ASEAN 2026 summit (announced 2026-05-06), where it showcased GCash for Business merchant tools alongside its lending and wealth-management products. That is a visibility/marketing placement, not a product change.
- No pricing change to GCash for Business's existing fee schedule was disclosed alongside the Antom/2C2P partnership.
- Sources: Antom newsroom (antom.com, 2026-07-02), Mynt newsroom (mynt.com.ph), FintechNews.ph, Manila Shopper, PR Newswire APAC (2026-05-06, ASEAN 2026 partnership).
Coverage note
Zero pricing-tier changes across all three this cycle. PEAK's Product Cost Adjustment function is the most immediately usable of the three — it's shipped, in a free trial, and solves a specific bookkeeping problem for import/trading businesses today. MISA's update is compliance plumbing: it doesn't change what a customer pays or which product they use, but it does change what their books have to look like starting 2026-07-01, and MISA folded that into existing subscriptions rather than upselling it. GCash for Business's Antom/2C2P deal is the least concrete of the three right now — a signed partnership to extend acceptance infrastructure, without a published merchant-facing launch date or fee sheet. Worth a follow-up once GCash for Business publishes card/online-checkout onboarding steps for merchants.