Payment gateway firm Fiuu processed more than US$8.3 billion in payments in the first nine months of 2025, up 32% from a year earlier as digital transactions surged across Southeast Asia.
In October, Fiuu became the first payment acquirer in Malaysia to enable Samsung Pay Online for its ecommerce merchants.
The service, now live with more than 300 merchants across sectors such as food and beverage, pharmacy, health and wellness, and entertainment, adds another payment option for consumers.
The company has also deepened its partnerships with organisations such as PayNet, Pos Malaysia, Affin Bank, and others.
Fiuu said it is strengthening its cross-border capabilities and regional network while continuing to introduce new features for small and medium enterprises and global merchants.
“Malaysia has moved faster on digital payments than many global markets. Customers expect convenience, and businesses are responding.
We are seeing strong momentum across our payment solutions as businesses look for seamless ways to accept and manage payments across different channels.”
said Eng Sheng Guan, CEO of Fiuu.
The company recently received several industry awards, including the Trusted Payment Partner Award in Southeast Asia from Trip.com and recognition from Deloitte as one of Singapore’s Best Managed Companies for the fourth consecutive year.
It also entered the Malaysia Book of Records for achieving the Highest Payment Gateway Sales Value and the Largest Payment Gateway Transactions in a year, along with Mastercard awards for the Most Innovative Acquiring Solution and Leadership in Click to Pay.
