Company details · Pilot launch

Start local. Learn carefully. Grow responsibly.

RAPEX is preparing its public pilot launch in Cavite. The pilot phase is where the platform validates local readiness, clear workflows, and responsible participation before representing broader availability.

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RAPEX pilot launch11 · 11 · 2026Initial public launch campaign
Initial focus

Public pilot context for Cavite.

The campaign currently identifies Imus, General Trias, and Kawit as the public pilot locations. Actual serviceability, merchant availability, rider participation, and category access remain dependent on live approval and operational readiness.

ImusGeneral TriasKawit
Pilot principles

What the pilot is designed to prove.

A careful launch focuses on useful local participation, transparent workflow, and learning from real operating conditions.

01

Local readiness

Confirm the practical path for approved merchants, riders, customers, and service providers.

02

Responsible operations

Keep approval, availability, support, privacy, and accountability clear as the ecosystem develops.

03

Measured expansion

Expand only when operational learning supports the next community and service area.

Development direction

Starting local. Thinking nationwide.

The first pilot is current context. The later phases below are planned or long-term direction, not promised launch dates or confirmed availability.

  1. Current pilot

    Marketplace pilot

    Merchant onboarding and verification, digital store creation, organized product preparation, marketplace testing, customer and rider workflows, and feedback collection.

  2. Planned

    Community expansion

    Additional participating merchants, communities, delivery coverage, merchant tools, and local business partnerships when operationally ready.

  3. Planned

    Ecosystem development

    Potential B2B supplier connections, service marketplace work, pre-loved commerce, auction capabilities, and expanded merchant and rider tools.

  4. Long-term

    Broader accessibility

    Potential expansion to more provinces and regions, community-based access solutions, and practical support for lower-connectivity areas.