Singapore-based venture firm Jungle Ventures is digging deeper into Southeast Asia and India with the close of

Global fintech Airwallex announced the launch of its Airwallex Borderless Card for its Singaporean customers today. The Airwallex

Fintech startup Kaleidofin has announced a second close of $5 million to its $15 million

India has 100 unicorns now. The Bengaluru-headquartered neobank Open entered the coveted club on Monday

Toss Bank is now the first South Korean internet-only bank to allow foreign residents here

Singapore is a perennial top performer when it comes to fostering business success and innovation.

Luno Singapore has been granted in-principle approval (IPA) from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), under the Payment

Payments firm 2C2P announced that Chinese fintech giant Ant Group will become its majority shareholder in a

Indian neobank Fi is in advanced stages of talks to raise about $100 million at

Singapore-based major payment institution FOMO Pay announced that local retailers can now accept digital payment tokens (DPT)

Voyager Innovations, the owner of the Philippines’ payment and financial services app PayMaya and neobank Maya Bank,

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is a process that companies use to integrate important areas of

Indian ride-hailing platform Ola is set to acquire Avail Finance, a neo-bank founded by the brother of Ola’s

Messaging app Line will launch an NFT marketplace on April 13 in Japan, reported CoinPost. Called Line NFT,

Vemanti Group has signed a 10-year agreement with Vietnam Public Joint-stock Commercial Bank (PVcomBank) to launch one

To provide Filipinos more convenient, secure and innovative digital financial solutions amid the ever-evolving digital

Sygnum, a digital asset technology group with a Swiss banking licence and a Singapore Capital Markets Services (CMS) licence, has received in-principle approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore to conduct three additional regulated activities under its CMS licence. Upon obtaining full approval to conduct the additional activities, Sygnum will be able to leverage its existing tokenization and corporate finance capabilities to provide innovative asset managers and Web3 players in Singapore a fully-regulated capital raising solution covering the entire value chain, including: Providing corporate finance advisory services to companies seeking to raise capital – including the technical expertise to tokenize capital markets products and digital assets, as well as digital asset-focused legal and capital structuring advice Dealing in capital market products to provide access to a wider base of accreditedand institutional investors in Singapore seeking fully-regulated investment opportunities into tokenized capital market products and digital assets Providing custodial services for asset and security tokens. Read more: Sygnum

Singapore-based Volopay, a Y Combinator-backed neobank that offers corporate cards, payable management, business accounts, payments and

Revolut is to provide Australian users with the opportunity to buy and sell fractional shares

India’s Niyo has raised $100 million in a new financing round as the consumer-facing neobank

Revolut has ramped up its global offensive, securing an Australian credit licence and snapping up an

Tonik Financial Pte Ltd (“Tonik”), the parent company of Tonik Digital Bank in the Philippines, announced

Fintech neobanking startup Kaleidofin has raised $10 Mn in a Series B funding round led

KoinWorks, an Indonesian neobank focused on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), has secures US$108 million

Vietnam-based digital bank Timo announced that they have successfully secured US$ 20 million in fresh

Open has acquired consumer neobanking startup Finin for $10 million as the Bangalore-based, Google-backed business-focused

Tonik, the Philippines’ first digital-only neobank, continues to blaze a trail in the local banking industry by

WeLab, a leading pan-Asian fintech platform, today announced the acquisition of PT Bank Jasa Jakarta

Tyme, a multi-country digital banking group headquartered in Singapore, has secured investments from Tencent and

Challenger bank Revolut has obtained a Capital Markets Services (CMS) license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore