Fiuu, the leading fintech platform in Southeast Asia, announced that it processed US$13 billion (MYR 54 billion) in Total Payment Volume (TPV) in 2025, representing a 32.65% increase from 2024. The milestone reflects the growing adoption of digital payments by businesses across Southeast Asia and reinforces Fiuu’s role as a key payment solutions provider supporting the region’s rapidly expanding digital economy.
In November 2025, Fiuu reported US$8.3 billion in TPV for the first three quarters of the year. By year-end, the company processed an additional US$4.7 billion in the final quarter to reach its full-year total.
Processing over US$13 billion in TPV and surpassing 960 million transactions across Southeast Asian markets, Fiuu’s platform operates at a significant scale, supporting businesses and institutions throughout the region. These figures underscore the reliability and resilience of Fiuu’s infrastructure, which plays a pivotal role in powering ASEAN’s digital economy.
Throughout 2025, Fiuu strengthened its ecosystem through a series of product launches and strategic collaborations, becoming the first payment acquirer in Malaysia to enable Samsung Pay Online and expanding digital wallet acceptance nationwide. It also introduced Tap to Pay on iPhone through Fiuu Virtual Terminal (VT) in Singapore, allowing businesses to accept contactless payments without additional hardware. Partnerships with PayNet, Mastercard, Primer Group, Pos Malaysia, and Affin Bank further broadened digital payment accessibility across retail, logistics, and financial services sectors.
“The Southeast Asian digital payments landscape continues to evolve rapidly as businesses and consumers embrace the convenience of digital transactions,” said Eng Sheng Guan, Chief Executive Officer of Fiuu. “As commerce becomes increasingly connected across online, mobile, and physical channels, businesses need a payment infrastructure that is reliable, scalable, and easy to integrate. Our focus is on building the payment solutions that enable these transactions to happen seamlessly.”
With operations spanning multiple Southeast Asian markets and support for over 110 payment methods across the region, Fiuu enables businesses to accept both local and cross-border payments through a single platform.
Looking Ahead: Fiuu’s 2026 Roadmap
Heading into 2026’s second quarter, Fiuu plans to further expand its payment solutions to support emerging digital commerce trends and evolving merchant needs across Southeast Asia.
As part of this roadmap, Fiuu is working closely with global payment networks, including Mastercard, Visa, JCB, and UnionPay, to strengthen acceptance capabilities across key markets. This includes advancing Mastercard Click-to-Pay across Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines, enabling a more seamless and secure checkout experience while supporting passkey-based authentication standards across major card schemes. Fiuu is expanding Visa installment solutions from Malaysia into Singapore to better serve high-ticket merchants across both online and offline retail environments. The company will also continue scaling Mastercard Payment Gateway Services (MPGS) across these markets to enhance payment performance and support scalable, multi-market acceptance.
The company is also progressing towards enabling direct acquiring capabilities for JCB across Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines, as well as UnionPay International (UPI) in Malaysia and Singapore, alongside expanding WeChat Pay acceptance across Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines. These initiatives aim to strengthen cross-border payment acceptance and unlock new consumer corridors for merchants in the region.
In parallel, Fiuu is enhancing its platform to support evolving payment experiences and domestic payment schemes. This includes enabling PayNet’s MyDebit on OEM wallet-based payments, with Fiuu as the first acquirer to support the local domestic debit scheme across both card-present and card-not-present environments in Malaysia. The company is also advancing capabilities in tokenised payments and more sophisticated fraud detection tools to improve transaction security, performance, and overall user experience.
“As Southeast Asia’s digital economy continues to grow, our role is to ensure that businesses across the region have the payment solutions they need to participate confidently in this transformation,” Eng added.
