The Canadian fintech company Nuvei Corporation has
secured a Major Payment Institution (MPI) license in Singapore as part of its
initiative to expand operations in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. The approval enables Nuvei to offer various payment
services, including domestic and cross-border money transfers and merchant
acquisition services, to businesses in Singapore.
Nuvei’s MPI license grants the firm the authority to
operate three crucial payment services in Singapore, catering to the diverse
needs of businesses in the region.
Philip Fayer, Nuvei‘s Chair and CEO, mentioned:
“Securing this MPI license is another significant milestone as we continue
accelerating our growth in APAC. This license enhances our service offering for
customers in Singapore by enabling us to provide additional payment solutions,
including international money transfers through direct card payouts.”
We’re pleased to announce that we have been granted a Major Payment Institution (MPI) license by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, allowing us to offer more payment services in Singapore 🚀
Read the full press release here: https://t.co/QAo3wnaaKr pic.twitter.com/usfXQATAEH
— Nuvei (@Nuvei) April 9, 2024
Recently, Nuvei partnered with Mastercard Send to
solidify its position in the Singapore market. The collaboration allows
businesses to process cross-border payouts to over 1.5 billion Mastercard
debit, credit, and prepaid cards globally.
The acquisition of an MPI license acquisition in
Singapore is part of Nuvei’s broader expansion strategy across the APAC region,
which includes launching direct card-acquiring capabilities in Australia and
sustaining growth in China.
Partnerships and Expansion Initiatives
Last year, Nuvei opened a new office in China to
expand its operations in the region new office in China. During the launch,
Fayer acknowledged the critical role of payment partners with both global reach
and regional insights for the scaling of e-commerce businesses internationally.
@Nuvei is expanding its presence in the APAC region with a new operational hub in China, enhancing its global reach and enabling businesses to enter new markets with increased local expertise 🌐
Read more about our ongoing journey in APAC 🔗 https://t.co/GqascOUKbz
#Fintech pic.twitter.com/6MlLS47qgk
— Nuvei (@Nuvei) October 3, 2023
The expansion into China followed Nuvei’s recent
initiatives aimed at bolstering its presence in APAC. The company has already
secured licenses in Hong Kong and Australia.
Nuvei anticipates substantial growth in online trading
activities, driven by increasing market demand. Nuvei’s commitment to expanding
its payment infrastructure is solidified by strategic acquisitions such as the
acquisition of Paya.
The Canadian fintech company Nuvei Corporation has
secured a Major Payment Institution (MPI) license in Singapore as part of its
initiative to expand operations in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. The approval enables Nuvei to offer various payment
services, including domestic and cross-border money transfers and merchant
acquisition services, to businesses in Singapore.
Nuvei’s MPI license grants the firm the authority to
operate three crucial payment services in Singapore, catering to the diverse
needs of businesses in the region.
Philip Fayer, Nuvei‘s Chair and CEO, mentioned:
“Securing this MPI license is another significant milestone as we continue
accelerating our growth in APAC. This license enhances our service offering for
customers in Singapore by enabling us to provide additional payment solutions,
including international money transfers through direct card payouts.”
We’re pleased to announce that we have been granted a Major Payment Institution (MPI) license by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, allowing us to offer more payment services in Singapore 🚀
Read the full press release here: https://t.co/QAo3wnaaKr pic.twitter.com/usfXQATAEH
— Nuvei (@Nuvei) April 9, 2024
Recently, Nuvei partnered with Mastercard Send to
solidify its position in the Singapore market. The collaboration allows
businesses to process cross-border payouts to over 1.5 billion Mastercard
debit, credit, and prepaid cards globally.
The acquisition of an MPI license acquisition in
Singapore is part of Nuvei’s broader expansion strategy across the APAC region,
which includes launching direct card-acquiring capabilities in Australia and
sustaining growth in China.
Partnerships and Expansion Initiatives
Last year, Nuvei opened a new office in China to
expand its operations in the region new office in China. During the launch,
Fayer acknowledged the critical role of payment partners with both global reach
and regional insights for the scaling of e-commerce businesses internationally.
@Nuvei is expanding its presence in the APAC region with a new operational hub in China, enhancing its global reach and enabling businesses to enter new markets with increased local expertise 🌐
Read more about our ongoing journey in APAC 🔗 https://t.co/GqascOUKbz
#Fintech pic.twitter.com/6MlLS47qgk
— Nuvei (@Nuvei) October 3, 2023
The expansion into China followed Nuvei’s recent
initiatives aimed at bolstering its presence in APAC. The company has already
secured licenses in Hong Kong and Australia.
Nuvei anticipates substantial growth in online trading
activities, driven by increasing market demand. Nuvei’s commitment to expanding
its payment infrastructure is solidified by strategic acquisitions such as the
acquisition of Paya.