Fiuu, the Southeast Asian payments platform, processed US$13 billion in total payment volume in 2025, a 32.65% increase from the previous year. The total, equivalent to about RM54 billion, came from more than 960 million transactions across Southeast Asia.
2025 PERFORMANCE
Starting with US$8.3 billion in the first three quarters of 2025, the company added US$4.7 billion in the final quarter to reach the full-year total. Fiuu Chief Executive Officer Eng Sheng Guan said: "The Southeast Asian digital payments landscape continues to evolve rapidly as businesses and consumers embrace the convenience of digital transactions."
Supporting more than 110 payment methods via a single platform, Fiuu enables merchants to accept both local and international payments. Eng said: "As commerce becomes increasingly connected across online, mobile, and physical channels, businesses need a payment infrastructure that is reliable, scalable, and easy to integrate."
STRATEGIC EXPANSIONS IN 2025
During 2025, the company introduced new payment features and partnerships. In Malaysia, it became the first payment acquirer to enable Samsung Pay Online, expanding digital wallet acceptance nationwide. Meanwhile, in Singapore, Fiuu introduced Tap to Pay on iPhone through its Virtual Terminal, allowing businesses to accept contactless payments without additional hardware.
Fiuu also partnered with PayNet, Mastercard, Primer Group, Pos Malaysia and Affin Bank across retail, logistics and financial services.
Eng said: "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."
2026 ROADMAP AND FUTURE EXPANSION
Looking ahead, Fiuu is advancing its payment solutions for 2026. The company plans to expand Mastercard Click-to-Pay across Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines, alongside support for passkey-based authentication for secure checkouts. Visa instalment solutions, already available in Malaysia, will extend to Singapore, while Mastercard Payment Gateway Services scales across these markets.
Cross-border capabilities are a key focus, with plans to enable direct acquiring for JCB across Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines, plus UnionPay International in Malaysia and Singapore. WeChat Pay acceptance will expand across Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines, strengthening cross-border payment options. In Malaysia, Fiuu is working to enable PayNet's MyDebit for OEM wallet-based payments, which it said would make it the first acquirer to support the domestic debit scheme across both card-present and card-not-present environments.
The company is also advancing tokenised payment capabilities and enhancing fraud detection tools to improve transaction security and user experience.
Eng said the company's focus is on "building the payment solutions that enable these transactions to happen seamlessly".