From Gaming Peripherals To Fintech And e-Payment – 2018 Is The Year Of The Triple-Headed Snake
A roundup of Razer's happenings in 2018 in their quest to complete PM Lee's challenge to build a cashless society in Singapore.
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Razer Pay Partners NETS, Reebonz, And SISTIC Leading Up To Its S’pore Launch in Q1 2019
When Razer Pay launches in 2019, users can expect to use the app to purchase event tickets, shop online, and even settle their utility bills.
Fave Users In S’pore And M’sia Can Soon Use GrabPay To Pay For Their Deals And Enjoy Cashback
Fave users can soon use GrabPay to purchase deals on the platform, as well as to make payments at restaurants and retailers in the Fave network.
Cashless At Chatuchak? Singtel Dash Lets You Scan And Pay For Food And Shopping In Thailand
Singtel Dash users can now just scan and pay for food and shopping in Thailand. Merchants include shops at MBK Center, JJ Mall, and even Chatuchak!
Razer Is Recruiting Engineers And Payment Experts To Launch RazerPay In S’pore By April 2019
Some of the roles include business unit lead, engineering lead, engineers, merchant acquirer lead, payment services leads, and regulatory/legal lead.
OCBC Customers Can Now Check Bank Balances And Make E-Payments With A Simple “Hey, Siri”
OCBC Bank is the first in Singapore to launch voice-powered conversational banking, which allows you to transact entirely with your voice via Siri on Apple iPhones.
Google Pay To Replace Android Pay, And Will Be Launched In Singapore Soon
Google's new payment app called, Google Pay, which is slated to be released in Singapore in the "coming weeks" works like Android Pay and DBS' Paynow combined in one.
Sakae Holdings Jumps On The Crypto Bandwagon – Launches SEA’s First Ever F&B ‘Bitecoin’
This digital token aims to provide reliable and secure peer-to-peer transactions between consumers and merchants through an automated process.