Fiuu reported US$13 billion in total payment volume in 2025, up 32.65 percent from 2024, as it expanded across Southeast Asia.
It had reported US$8.3 billion in total payment volume for the first nine months of the year, before processing another US$4.7 billion in the fourth quarter.
Fiuu also handled more than 960 million transactions across the region in 2025.
During the year, the company introduced new payment features and partnerships.
In Malaysia, it said it became the first payment acquirer to enable Samsung Pay Online and expanded digital wallet acceptance nationwide.
Fiuu launched Tap to Pay on iPhone in Singapore through its Virtual Terminal, allowing businesses to accept contactless payments without extra hardware.
Fiuu also partnered with PayNet, Mastercard, Primer Group, Pos Malaysia and Affin Bank across retail, logistics and financial services.
“As commerce becomes increasingly connected across online, mobile, and physical channels, businesses need a payment infrastructure that is reliable, scalable, and easy to integrate.
Our focus is on building the payment solutions that enable these transactions to happen seamlessly,”
said Eng Sheng Guan, Chief Executive Officer of Fiuu.
Fiuu operates in several Southeast Asian markets and supports more than 110 payment methods for local and cross-border payments through a single platform.
Looking ahead, the company plans to expand its payment capabilities as it heads into the second quarter of 2026.
This includes advancing Mastercard Click to Pay in Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines, while supporting passkey-based authentication standards across major card schemes.
Fiuu is also expanding Visa instalment solutions from Malaysia into Singapore and scaling Mastercard Payment Gateway Services across those markets.
The company is also working towards direct acquiring capabilities for JCB in Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines, as well as UnionPay International in Malaysia and Singapore.
It also plans to expand WeChat Pay acceptance across Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines.
Fiuu is working to enable PayNet’s MyDebit for OEM wallet-based payments in Malaysia.
It said this would make it the first acquirer to support the domestic debit scheme across both card-present and card-not-present environments.
Fiuu is also developing tokenised payment capabilities and fraud detection tools to improve transaction security, performance and user experience.
