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CellPoint Digital, a fintech leader in payment orchestration, today announces the next leg of its partnership with Cebu Pacific, the largest airline in the Philippines. Cebu Pacific is one of the most successful low-cost airlines in the world, having flown…
Hong Kong-based health and beauty retailer AS Watson has partnered with Grab to launch an online and offline collaboration across Southeast Asia. The partnership will allow customers to access more than 62,000 health and beauty products at Watsons stores via…
Payments platform PPRO adds GrabPay to its list of partners in a bid to tap into a Southeast Asia market estimated to be worth $600 billion this year alone. GrabPay, developed by cab-hailing app giant Grab, joins a list of 150 local payment methods (LPMs),…
Prominent O2O services Fave and Grab have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate growth for both platforms across the region. The partnership combines the strengths of Fave’s broad merchant network and FaveDeals platform with Grab’s large user base…
From an e-hailing app, Grab has made great steps forward, providing many different services. Most recently, it started the payment service GrabPay and lending service Grab Financial. The consumer lending market in South East Asia is very large. As estimated…
Grab announced a strategic partnership with Maybank to drive the acceptance and usage of Grab’s new cashless payment method, the GrabPay mobile wallet. The announcement comes as Grab, which received its e-money license from Bank Negara Malaysia in December…
Singapore-based taxi-booking company Grab plans to launch its digital payments platform GrabPay in the Philippines within the next six months. It is holding discussions with the central bank about acquiring an e-licence. Grab Philippines public affairs…
Grab plans to work with more than 1000 retailers in Singapore as it expands its business base from its ride-hailing app into e-payments, via GrabPay. The company has already expanded its payment services from allowing passengers to use GrabPay instead of cash…
Ride-hailing app operator Grab has expanded into the e-money business in Southeast Asia. Singapore-based Grab this week unveiled a cashless mobile payment service called GrabPay Credits, which lets consumers store cash credits on its smartphone app. Singapore…
