FPay Group

26/08/2021

https://e27.co/revolutionising-the-food-industry-with-malaysias-stixfresh-20210817/

Malaysia alone is poised to capture US$11.84 billion investments in the digital economy over the course of a five-year plan spanning 2021 to 2025. Having managed to raise a total of US$226 million in 2019 alone, the country’s vibrant startup ecosystem encompasses a full range of verticals including fintech, e-commerce, SaaS, blockchain, and many more.

Why Malaysia’s diverse and vibrant tech ecosystem makes it an ideal launchpad for startups looking to enter Southeast Asia

03/08/2021

https://e27.co/epost-attracts-us1-4m-to-expand-its-cross-border-delivery-e-commerce-fulfilment-services-in-sea-20210727/

Epost attracts US$1.4M to expand its cross-border delivery, e-commerce fulfilment services in SEA

Currently, its services are available across Malaysia, China, Singapore, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Brunei

03/08/2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CcmmJAepyg

FPay Group, as a payment aggregator, aims to facilitate digital payments using eWallets from various platforms, bringing that interoperability between market leading payment solutions players closer to consumers & businesses in the creation of seamless, safe & secure digital ecosystem.

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10/05/2021

Fpay Group充当付款解决方案公司和商家之间的桥梁，使付款变得尽可能简单和轻松。

06/05/2021

https://e27.co/how-this-tokyo-based-startup-is-revolutionising-the-restaurant-industry-with-ai-and-big-data-20210210/

This startup is relying on cryptocurrency, AI and big data for the digital transformation of the Japanese restaurant industry

This startup is relying on cryptocurrency, AI and big data for the digital transformation of the Japanese restaurant industry

06/05/2021

https://e27.co/how-singapores-tech-community-is-helping-india-in-its-battle-against-covid-19-20210505/

Several Singaporean investors are running crowdfunding campaigns in partnership with Temasek and Giving.SG to raise money towards this cause

Several Singaporean investors are running crowdfunding campaigns in partnership with Temasek and Giving.SG to raise money towards this cause

05/05/2021

With the pandemic turbo-charging digitalisation in SEA, the regional e-commerce industry has been showing massive developments as a result

With the pandemic turbo-charging digitalisation in SEA, the regional e-commerce industry has been showing massive developments as a result

15/04/2021

https://fintechnews.my/23971/e-wallets-malaysia/e-wallet-malaysia-pejana/

Malaysia’s Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, announced a series of economic stimulus plans last week that is targetted at revitalising the economy which was weakened by the COVID-19 pandemic.

There were 40 initiatives worth RM 35 Billion under this recovery plan that was dubbed as “PEJANA”. Under the same plan, the Malaysian government announced an allocation of RM 750 million that is aimed at driving the adoption of e-wallets in Malaysia.

RM 50 will be credited into e-wallet accounts of approximately 15 million Malaysians. According to the Prime Minister’s speech, the RM 50 will also be matched with vouchers, cashbacks, and discounts of RM 50 from e-wallet companies participating in this scheme.

With PEJANA and e-Tunai the goverment will be spending a combined RM1.2 Billion to promote the usage of e-wallets

15/04/2021

https://e27.co/leveraging-social-e-commerce-to-maximize-your-brand-in-china-20210412/

Social e-commerce has become one of the most important retail trends in China. In particular, social e-commerce makes high-impact marketing campaigns possible on a limited budget, whether it is for the next up-and-coming direct-to-consumer brands or home-based startups.

Social e-commerce enables the social aspect of shopping offline, which is nearly impossible to replicate in traditional e-commerce. It creates communities of consumers with similar values, interests and tastes, which helps to strengthen brand loyalty, leading to higher conversion and repeat purchases.

To leverage social e-commerce effectively, companies must evolve from the traditional social seeding tactic to more precise programmatic social e-commerce strategies built on a deeper understanding of consumers.

Companies must evolve from the traditional social seeding tactic to more precise programmatic social e-commerce strategies built

09/04/2021

https://e27.co/malaysian-tech-companies-making-waves-in-indonesia-shine-on-a-global-stage-20210404/

In the Temasek-Google report published in 2020, it was predicted that Southeast Asia’s internet sector is poised to grow to over US$300 billion by 2025, with Indonesia accounting for US$44, or 14.6% of the region’s overall internet economy. With such staggering predictions in place, it is impossible for any ASEAN tech company with global ambitions to ignore Indonesia.

With one of the largest digital economy and market potential, Indonesia is a key market for any tech company with regional ambitions

31/03/2021

https://e27.co/tesla-is-now-accepting-bitcoin-are-crypto-payments-the-future-of-business-20210326/

Elon Musk recently announced via Twitter that Tesla will now be accepting bitcoins as payment and will not be converting any of these bitcoins into fiat.

If you were to ask the average business owner what types of payments their business accepted, you would probably hear about cash, debit cards, credit cards, or some sort of virtual wallets such as PayPal or Monzo. What you might not hear about, however, is the use of some sort of cryptocurrency payment gateway.

Cryptocurrencies are a type of decentralised currency that has become rather popular in the last few years, especially bitcoin. A handful of businesses now accept crypto payments for goods and services but many do not. However, any forward-thinking business would do well to set up such payment structures for themselves.

Cryptocurrency is wildly popular but businesses still don't accept bitcoin payments for their products and services. Why?