OceanBase will open a new global support center in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia as part of its international expansion, alongside its international headquarters in Singapore.

The Malaysia center will provide services including solution architecture and technical support, with the aim of supporting global customers and strengthening business continuity.

The move follows OceanBase’s GO GLOBAL GO Program, launched in October 2025 to expand its products, services, sales and marketing operations internationally.

OceanBase now serves more than 4,000 customers globally, including more than 100 fintech customers and over 400 financial institutions.

Its fintech clients include e-wallets such as TNG Digital in Malaysia and GCash in the Philippines, along with payment service providers and other fintech firms that collectively reach more than 1.3 billion end users.

More than 60 percent of its financial institution customers use OceanBase for mission-critical systems.

Evan Yang, CEO of OceanBase, said,

“Fintech and banking institutions across Southeast Asia are facing a common set of operational pressures: elevated demands on system stability, growing compliance requirements, increasing pressure on cost efficiency and operational simplicity, and new demands as AI moves from pilot projects into production systems.

OceanBase is here to support them. We are dedicated to providing a trusted foundation—stable, resilient, scalable, and always ready for whatever the next phase of fintech requires.”

OceanBase also offers multi-cloud deployment across Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform and Alibaba Cloud.

Its cloud database service spans more than 16 countries and regions, covering over 60 cloud regions and 200 availability zones.

OceanBase has more than 500 contributors and has engaged with open-source initiatives including Apache Flink CDC, AWS Glue, LangChain, LlamaIndex and Dify.

Featured image: Edited by Fintech News Malaysia, based on image by Oceanbase