Fiuu recorded a TPV of more than US$8.3 billion in the first nine months of 2025, a 32% YOY increase. Fiuu became the first acquirer in Malaysia to launch Samsung Pay Online for over 300 e-commerce merchants. Fiuu complemented this growth by extending its payment network, introducing deeper cross-border functionality, and offering more solutions tailored to the needs of SMEs and digital-first businesses as digital commerce continues to expand across the region.

“Malaysia has moved faster on digital payments than many global markets. Customers expect convenience, and businesses are responding. We are seeing strong momentum across our payment solutions as businesses look for seamless ways to accept and manage payments across different channels,” said Eng Sheng Guan, CEO of Fiuu.

Click here to read more.

November 2025 has been a standout month for us at Fiuu, as we brought home three respected industry recognitions across the region. We were awarded Best Acquirer (Non-Bank) by PayNet, reflecting the trust merchants and partners place in our payment infrastructure. Trip.com recognized us as a Trusted Payment Partner in SEA, underscoring the strength of our cross-border and travel payment capabilities. We were also named one of Singapore’s Best Managed Companies by Deloitte consecutively for 4 years, a testament to the discipline, execution, and vision that guide our growth.

These recognitions reinforce our commitment to delivering reliable payment solutions and meaningful business impact across Southeast Asia.

The Philippines is entering a pivotal stage in its digital payments evolution as Apple Pay and Google Pay prepare for rollout following regulatory clearance. Fiuu’s CEO highlights that rising digital payments adoption, improved infrastructure, and regional alignment signal true market maturity. Lessons from Malaysia and Singapore point to the need for stronger interoperability, fraud prevention, and seamless merchant onboarding. As cross-border connectivity expands, the Philippines is positioned to accelerate secure, inclusive, and frictionless digital payments across sectors.

“The entry of Apple Pay and Google Pay is a confirmation that the Philippines’ payments stack is maturing, both in underlying infrastructure and market readiness, to accept global wallet standards,” said Eng Sheng Guan, CEO of Fiuu. “In effect, we make global payment acceptance accessible, reducing friction for merchants and ensuring a smooth, compliant experience for their customers.”

Click here to read more.

Email us at [email protected] to enable Samsung Pay and elevate your digital checkout experience.

Email us at [email protected] to enhance your service offering.

MALAYSIA FINTECH REPORT 2025: 6.5M BNPL USERS MOSTLY RELY ON THREE PROVIDERS

The Malaysia Fintech Report reveals Malaysia’s ecosystem is gaining serious momentum. All five digital banks are now operational, while digital payments have surged – average Malaysians now make an e-payment at least once each day, and the number of QR acceptance points has more than doubled. The Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) market alone consists of 6.5 million users, but more than 90% of those are served by just three providers. Meanwhile, the total number of fintech firms in Malaysia rose to 360, as the industry sees both expansion and consolidation in equal measure.

SINGAPORE RANKS SECOND GLOBALLY FOR STOLEN PAYMENT CARDS DUE TO ITS HIGHLY DIGITAL ECONOMY

Singapore has become one of the top countries globally with the highest number of stolen payment cards circulating on dark web marketplaces, a trend shaped by its highly digital economy and heavy adoption of online payments. The surge in compromised cards reflects how fast-growing digital transactions also attract more sophisticated criminal activity targeting cardholder data. Despite the volume, the resale value of stolen Singapore-issued cards remains relatively low due to high supply, underscoring the need for stronger payment safeguards and continued vigilance as digital commerce expands across the region..