#DidYouKnow investment in #fintech ventures in SG rose sharply in the first 9 months of 2019? Payments deals jumped 113% to $251 million, the biggest contribution to the overall gains this year. Excited to see whats in store for the space in SG! bit.ly/32kDkj4

A great roundup in The New Yorker looking at the rise of #ArtificialIntelligence in recent years and the different contributions it can make to society. Read more here: bit.ly/31cHTdX

More and more fintech start-ups are being founded in Asia and looking to attract investment. Our COO Gavin Lock offers some advice for new companies seeking funding to help expand their business: bit.ly/2O2liL0

More and more fintech start-ups are being founded in Asia and looking to attract investment. Our COO Gavin Lock offers some advice for new companies seeking funding to help expand their business: bit.ly/2O2liL0

Great guide by Bloomberg on the latest happenings in the #fintech world. Investors are being drawn more and more to the combination of finance and technology, find out more here: bloom.bg/2MtQiEi

#Blockchain is being adopted by more and more sectors, including trade finance and cloud storage but the #payments sector has yet to fully embrace it. Read our COO Gavin Lock's views on why blockchain could be the most viable new solution for payments: bit.ly/2U9XMz6

According to a recent report by Google, The #digitalpayments market in SE Asia has hit an inflexion point with growth likely to propel the region's Internet economy in the region to a US$300 billion market by 2025. Read more here: bit.ly/31eRT6d

While using #digitalpayments has become second nature to some, many are still wary of fraud and cyber crime. Find out in this piece by our COO Gavin Lock on the importance of making #payments safe in a digital world: bit.ly/2RamYIj

Exciting times in the Indian #payments space with the segment set to become ultra competitive and an expected 10x growth in the country, crossing US$500 billion by 2020. Read more here: bit.ly/2MJBAZV

More than half of global payments revenue - approx. $900 billion - is generated by Asia Pacific, according to McKinsey: mck.co/2HePq6t

According to new data from Forrester, 77% of consumers in Asia Pacific prefer to bank digitally, making them some of the most advanced when it comes to digital engagement with financial services. Read more here: bit.ly/2H1MZ5o

Does China's increasing its use of facia recognition payments signal the beginning of the end for QR codes? Read more here: bit.ly/2KYFFsw

A great read from TechCrunch: how AI technology is improving physical security capabilities: tcrn.ch/2KA1EHh

More and more fintech start-ups are being founded in Asia and looking to attract investment. Our COO Gavin Lock offers some advice for new companies seeking funding to help expand their business: bit.ly/2O2liL0

Singapore may be a comparatively small nation by Asian standards, but the Lion City is Asia's third biggest fintech market by funds, according to Accenture. The future for the Singapore fintech ecosystem looks bright: bit.ly/2Z4Sd6F

Blockchain is being adopted by more and more sectors, including trade finance and cloud storage but the payments sector has yet to fully embrace it. Read our COO Gavin Lock's views on why blockchain could be the most viable new solution for payments: bit.ly/2U9XMz6

Cash only accounts for less than 1 percent of the total transactions currently made in Sweden. The Scandinavian country is leading the charge to become the world's first cashless society by March 2023. Read more about Sweden's journey here: bit.ly/2U0ggC1

While using digital payments has become second nature to some, many are still wary of fraud and cyber crime. Find out in this piece by our COO Gavin Lock on the importance of making payments safe in a digital world: bit.ly/2RamYIj

The push towards digital payments received support from India's PM. He urged businesses to go digital to promote transparency and root out black money. Great to see the leader of a large economy like India supporting a cashless society. Read more here: bit.ly/2TPyxmn

Nearly 90% of transactions in Vietnam are made with cash but the Vietnamese government is vocal on its intention to change this. Find out more: bit.ly/30uCWx5