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Worldpay Expands APAC Footprint with Entry into Thailand

Fintech News

Worldpay has extended its Asia Pacific presence by launching domestic acquiring capabilities in Thailand. This enables local and international merchants to process transactions in Thai baht and offer local payment methods. Its platform offers a single point of integration for businesses operating across more than 170 countries.

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Fiserv Acquires Pinch Payments to Enhance its Payments Offerings in Asia Pacific

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Fiserv has acquired Australia-based PayFac Pinch Payments to strengthen its digital payments offerings and expand its merchant reach across the Asia Pacific region. Payments innovator Fiserv has acquired Australia-based payment facilitator (PayFac) Pinch Payments for an undisclosed amount.

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dLocal and PayPal Expand Access to Local Payments Across Emerging Markets

Fintech Finance

By leveraging dLocal’s platform, global customers of PayPal Enterprise Payments , previously known as Braintree, can now easily accept cards and process local and alternative payment methods across Latin America, EMEA, and APAC markets without needing to establish local entities.

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LatAm and Africa’s Gaming Booms Offer Growth for APAC Firms, Says EBANX

Fintech News

With 355 million gamers contributing to an expected US$14 billion market in 2024, LatAm is emerging as a major growth region for global gaming companies, presenting considerable opportunities for Asia-Pacific (APAC) firms, according to Eduardo de Abreu, Vice President of Product at EBANX, a leader in localized payment solutions.

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Nuvei Secures Payments License from MAS to Expand Offerings in Singapore

Fintech News

It follows the company’s introduction of direct card acquiring capabilities in Australia and its ongoing expansion in China. The company that it will continue to invest in building its presence across APAC. This marks a major step in Nuvei’s broader strategy to broaden its footprint across the Asia-Pacific area.

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Singapore, Hong Kong Merchants Gain JCB Acceptance Through Nuvei

Fintech News

Nuvei, a fully licensed direct local acquirer in Singapore and Hong Kong, recently obtained a Major Payment Institution license in Singapore. The company’s modular payments platform connects clients with customers in over 200 markets, supporting 716 alternative payment methods and offering acquiring in over 50 markets.

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Nuvei Secures MPI License in Singapore to Accelerate APAC Expansion

Fintech Finance

Businesses in Singapore are now benefiting from Nuvei’s cutting-edge, agile technology that’s built to accelerate their growth, as well as Nuvei’s global reach and expertise in local markets across Asia-Pacific (APAC). The post Nuvei Secures MPI License in Singapore to Accelerate APAC Expansion appeared first on Fintech Finance.

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