STICPAY has forged partnerships with over 20 local payment providers across Asia. According to the company, these collaborations aim to enhance the accessibility and affordability of global payments within Asia’s fast-growing markets.
Sean Park, STICPAY’s CEO, mentioned: “STICPAY’s introduction of new local payment methods marks a significant stride towards creating a global financial ecosystem that understands and respects users’ unique needs in various countries.”
“By prioritizing convenience, trust, and cost-effectiveness, STICPAY is not just offering a service; it’s fostering a financial experience tailored to the diverse preferences of its users.”
Enhancing Payment Integration
STICPAY’s latest collaborations span key Asian territories, including China, India, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia. By incorporating traditional and innovative payment methods such as Alipay, Wechatpay, GCash, and PayNow, STICPAY aims to democratize e-wallet services for a wider demographic.
According to a statement shared with Finance Magnates, the integration between STICPAY and local payment providers facilitates transactions for individuals and businesses. The offering enables users to manage their finances, settle bills, and conduct everyday transactions.
In addition to its Asian ventures, STICPAY has expanded its reach to Australia and Colombia. Last year, STICPAY embarked on an initiative to enhance financial inclusivity across Asia, Africa, and South America by forging partnerships with nearly 40 new payment providers.
Global Expansion
In Africa, STICPAY’s collaborations span across multiple countries, including Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Senegal, and Togo. According to the press release, these partnerships introduce payment methods, such as mobile payments and cryptocurrency transactions.
Notable partners include Airtel, MTN Group, Orange Money, Vodafone, and Mpesa, facilitating seamless financial transactions within the region. STICPAY’s expansion in South America encompasses Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, and Peru, offering customers diverse avenues to deposit and withdraw funds.
In Indonesia, STICPAY has partnered with various payment providers, including Alfamart, to cater to the nation’s burgeoning mobile wallet user base. With an estimated 202 million mobile wallet users projected by 2025, these partnerships enable STICPAY to tap into Indonesia’s dynamic market.
STICPAY has forged partnerships with over 20 local payment providers across Asia. According to the company, these collaborations aim to enhance the accessibility and affordability of global payments within Asia’s fast-growing markets.
Sean Park, STICPAY’s CEO, mentioned: “STICPAY’s introduction of new local payment methods marks a significant stride towards creating a global financial ecosystem that understands and respects users’ unique needs in various countries.”
“By prioritizing convenience, trust, and cost-effectiveness, STICPAY is not just offering a service; it’s fostering a financial experience tailored to the diverse preferences of its users.”
Enhancing Payment Integration
STICPAY’s latest collaborations span key Asian territories, including China, India, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia. By incorporating traditional and innovative payment methods such as Alipay, Wechatpay, GCash, and PayNow, STICPAY aims to democratize e-wallet services for a wider demographic.
According to a statement shared with Finance Magnates, the integration between STICPAY and local payment providers facilitates transactions for individuals and businesses. The offering enables users to manage their finances, settle bills, and conduct everyday transactions.
In addition to its Asian ventures, STICPAY has expanded its reach to Australia and Colombia. Last year, STICPAY embarked on an initiative to enhance financial inclusivity across Asia, Africa, and South America by forging partnerships with nearly 40 new payment providers.
Global Expansion
In Africa, STICPAY’s collaborations span across multiple countries, including Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Senegal, and Togo. According to the press release, these partnerships introduce payment methods, such as mobile payments and cryptocurrency transactions.
Notable partners include Airtel, MTN Group, Orange Money, Vodafone, and Mpesa, facilitating seamless financial transactions within the region. STICPAY’s expansion in South America encompasses Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, and Peru, offering customers diverse avenues to deposit and withdraw funds.
In Indonesia, STICPAY has partnered with various payment providers, including Alfamart, to cater to the nation’s burgeoning mobile wallet user base. With an estimated 202 million mobile wallet users projected by 2025, these partnerships enable STICPAY to tap into Indonesia’s dynamic market.
