QCC Partners Southeast Asian Card Issuer on CAKU Platform
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CLPS Incorporation's wholly-owned subsidiary Qinson Credit Card Services Limited (QCC) has entered into a strategic partnership with an emerging financial institution in Southeast Asia to deploy its proprietary CAKU payment system. This collaboration provides a comprehensive suite of credit card products and customized implementation services, marking a significant milestone in QCC's expansion within the SEA fintech ecosystem.

The partner selected QCC on the strength of CAKU's capabilities, including functional flexibility, technological foresight, and strong delivery expertise, which together enable rapid market responsiveness and highly personalized user experiences. The partner institution is a core subsidiary of one of the leading neobanks in SEA, dedicated to providing individual customers with sustainable, customer-focused credit card products and credit-backed, QR code-based payment services.

CAKU'S TECHNICAL EDGE

At the heart of this initiative is CAKU, QCC's proprietary platform designed for credit card issuance and management. The project scope includes core software delivery, comprehensive documentation, related resources, project management, solution design and development, testing, training, and system deployment. Its modular architecture supports extensive customization through parameter-driven and scenario-based configurations, enabling one-click product deployment and iteration.

Key features of the CAKU solution include multi-tier credit limit management, personalized points systems, flexible account structures, seamless integration with major payment networks including Visa, Mastercard, and UnionPay for credit, debit, and prepaid cards, as well as consumer and commercial card products. The platform also supports integration with digital wallets such as Apple Pay and Google Pay, and omnichannel payment methods. QCC brings extensive experience in smooth migration and modernization from legacy issuing platforms such as VisionPLUS and Cardpac, and uses digital twin validation in a mirrored, production-like environment before launch.

QCC's delivery team has a decades-long track record of delivering complex payment projects across the Asia-Pacific region. In a pioneering move, QCC will implement a cloud-based connectivity solution with card schemes, bypassing traditional on-premise hardware requirements and significantly reducing implementation timelines. QCC will adopt agile implementation and MVP model to accelerate time-to-market, along with AI-enabled tools utilizing automated testing to enhance delivery efficiency and quality. Mr. Simon Chiang, Chief Executive Officer of QCC, commented: "We are extremely honored to establish this partnership. Our client's pursuit of an exceptional user experience aligns perfectly with our customer-centric philosophy."

CLPS'S REGIONAL SURGE

CLPS Incorporation is a Nasdaq-listed company headquartered in Hong Kong whose business lines span fintech, payment and credit services, e-commerce, education and tourism. Mr. Raymond Lin, Chief Executive Officer of CLPS, added: "This partnership strengthens our fintech capabilities and supports growth within our customized IT solution services revenue segment."

FINTECH TRENDS FUEL DEMAND

QCC is focused on developing modular, API-driven payment and financial infrastructure solutions for banks, fintech companies, and regulated financial institutions worldwide. This partnership underscores the CAKU solution's ability to accelerate digital banking transformation and innovation in the SEA fintech ecosystem.

STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS AHEAD

Qinson Credit Card Services Limited (QCC) is a wholly owned subsidiary of CLPS Incorporation. Chiang said QCC is committed to helping its client secure a leading position in the SEA digital banking market and deliver smarter, more convenient, and secure financial services to millions of users. Lin said CLPS is well-positioned to meet the rising demand for digital transformation.