Fintech

Tranglo’s partnership with Ripple exemplifies its evolution from addressing reload card inefficiencies to becoming a global leader in cross-border payments.

Nearly 40 of Australia’s leading fintech companies showcased their offerings at this year’s Singapore FinTech Festival, extending their influence in the Asia Pacific region.

RCBC will pilot Bizbaz’s credit assessment tool to enhance loan accessibility and reduce non-performing loans, addressing the challenge of financial inclusion.

Wei Duan, representing EBANX, highlights the company’s pivotal role in facilitating seamless cross-border transactions, unlocking new opportunities in LATAM, Africa, India, and beyond.

Fostering global commerce inclusivity is central to Ant International’s “4T” strategy, underpinned by its four key business pillars: Alipay+, Antom, WorldFirst, and Anext Bank.

The company’s top executive aims to serve unbanked population and middle-class travelers.

Airwallex’s story started from a coffee shop in Melbourne. Eight years later, it’s a global cross-border payments platform on the cusp of bringing Chinese companies onto the global stage.

In theory, account abstraction offers benefits like social recovery, role-based access control, batch transactions, and more. But how feasible is its implementation?