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This strategic partnership underlines Sumsub’s commitment to driving innovation, establishing essential industry connections and contributing to the dynamic fintech ecosystem in Singapore and the broader APAC region.
. “Many financial organisations are already adopting biometric and liveness detection technologies to strengthen their fraud prevention systems,” said Frederic Ho, Vice President of APAC at Jumio. Malicious actors can now create highly convincing videos, images, or audio recordings with these tools.
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Singapore witnessed a staggering 33% rise in deepfakes in Q2 2023, highlighting a global escalation of this threat. In the APAC region alone, there are 11 profitable digital banks out of 13, marking this as a thriving space. 3 Programmable Money: Advancing Financial Inclusion or Creating Walled Gardens, Powered by J.P. . #4
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Building on the technological strides and increased adoption seen in 2024, the fintech trends in Asia-Pacific (APAC) signal significant growth for the regions financial sector in 2025. Finally, competition will increase in APACs banking landscape, with new digital players gaining ground.
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