Abstract: The primary goal of this study is to examine how employees and business managers perceive the impact of FinTech products and services on supply chain management efficiency in Quezon City, Philippines. The study included ten (10) managers and thirty (30) employees from four e-Commerce companies in Quezon City. Respondents were asked to assess FinTech products and services in terms of blockchain, data management, mobile expertise, security and data privacy, user retention and experience. In terms of blockchain, data management, mobile and tech expertise, security and data privacy, and user retention and experience, there is no significant difference among respondents grouped by profile. In addition, in terms of delivery, forecasting accuracy, inventory investment and efficiency, lead time, and late backlog, FinTech products and services have a significant impact on e-Commerce business as viewed by the respondents, however, there is no significant difference in perceived impact of FinTech products and services when grouped by profile. When grouped according to profile, a significant difference between the relationship of FinTech products and services and supply chain management was found, establishing impact of FinTech products and services.