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The Paypers looked into the most relevant partnerships announced during Q4 2023 within the banking and fintech space, discovering preferences that went from Open Banking technologies and their applications in ecommerce, card payment innovations, as well as an overall focus on financial crime, fraud prevention, crypto, Web3, and CBDC developments.
partnership, Open Banking, banking, fintech, fraud management, cryptocurrency, crypto, The Paypers Quarterly Analysis series
Ant Group, the fintech affiliate of Alibaba Group Holding, has increased the mobile payment transaction limits for overseas visitors to Alipay and international e-wallets in China.
travel payments, e-wallet, digital wallet, cross-border payments, credit card, debit card
Ant Group has announced the closing of its deal to acquire Netherlands-based MultiSafepay for USD 200 million deal-sources, in order to expand into the Western market.
acquisition, expansion, payments , online payments, mobile payments, digital payments, ecommerce
Ant Group, the fintech affiliate of Alibaba Group Holding, has partnered with China-based Huawei Technologies to develop a dedicated version of Alipay.
mobile payments, mobile money, partnership, fintech, e-wallet
China-based Ant Group has announced it will swap its stake in India-based payments company Paytm for convertible debt.
fintech, paytech, investment, regulation, payments
AliExpress has chosen China-based fintech PingPong Payments as one of its first external partners to help Chinese merchants get paid abroad.
ecommerce, merchants, cash, partnership, cross-border payments
JD.com has pulled the plug on its Thailand and Indonesian platforms in a setback for the company’s overseas expansion efforts.
ecommerce, data, cross-border ecommerce, supply chain finance, merchants
China has fined Tenpay, an online-payment unit of Tencent Holdings, USD 438,000 for violating foreign exchange rules amid growing regulatory scrutiny of the nation’s fintech industry.
WeChat Pay, regulation, banks, financial services
Singapore-based online shopping rewards app ShobBack has purchased local fintech startup Hoolah to expand its services and integrate Buy Now, Pay Later options.
acquisition, ecommerce, BNPL, online shopping, cashback
fintech, lending, regulation
Ant Group has reached a restructuring agreement with the Chinese regulator to turn the fintech firm into a financial holding company.
Ant Group, China, restructuring, regulator, banking, holding company, nationalise
China, Ant Group, consumer finance, fintech, mobile payments, tech, Tencent, ByteDance, financial services, ecommerce, Alibaba Group Holding, financial licenses, payments , online banking, insurance, micro lending, Nanyang Commercial Bank, China TransInfo Technology, Contemporary Amperex Technology
Malaysia-based tech company Sedania Innovator has teamed with India-based mobile wallet provider Paytm First Games to expand its global e-sports tournament network and platform.
Paytm, Sedania Innovator, ESPL, Paytm First Games platform, online payments, gaming, fintech technology, fintech, India, Malaysia, Asia, APAC
China is working to finalise its first rules to cover online-only banking operations in a push to minimise risk in the financial sector and attract players including foreign lenders, according to Reuters.
China, online banking, retail banking, fintech, Citigroup, HSBC Holdings, Standard Chartered, Alibaba, Tencent, banking
Five major internet companies from Japan and China have joined hands in undertaking the goal of standardising QR codes for mobile payments in Japan.
Japan, China, Alibaba, Tencent, Line, Mercari, NTT DOCOMO, Digital Garage, partnership, QR code, mobile payments
Alipay has been fined over USD 601k for violating payment services regulations, according to a regulatory filing by the central bank’s Shanghai branch.
Alipay, China, regulations, money laundering, cross border payments, online payments, fraud prevention, China
Mobile payment transactions in China have reached USD 12.8 trillion from January to October 2017, driven by the convenient cashless systems.
China, mobile payments, transactions , cashless, smartphones, WeChat Pay, Alipay, US
Citiesocial, a Taiwan-based online retail platform, has plans to invest into new Asian markets after it raised USD 2.75 million in early January 2018 in a Series A funding round.
Citiesocial, ecommerce, Taiwan, online retail platform, investment, Asia, Series A, funding round
Paytm Payments Bank has revealed plans to develop full financial services, which will make it one of the largest digital banks in the world.
Paytm, Paytm Payments Bank, financial services, digital bank, India
The Chinese online bank backed by smartphones and home appliances maker Xiaomi has plans to launch services soon, according to one of the ventures investors.
China, online bank, tech, venture, Investor, launch, smartphone, online banking