Tag: GrabPay

Stripe Launches in Eight More Countries; Phreesia Partners with the State of North Carolina: News Roundup

PaymentFacilitator’sNews Roundup is a curated mix of the past week’s news and articles from around the web, including company announcements, global payments news, and other coverage and analysis of topics relevant to payment facilitators.

Is Grab Taking Its Financial Services Business for a Spin?

As part of its continued initiative to become the “everyday app” for Southeast Asia’s local marketplace, Grab is reported to be looking to some big players to help expand its financial services segment.

Grab and Fave Join Forces; Tencent and Alibaba Competition Heats Up: News Roundup

PaymentFacilitator’s News Roundup is a curated mix of the past week’s news and articles from around the web, including company announcements, global payments news, and other coverage and analysis of topics relevant to payment facilitators.

Grab Targets Philippines for Rapid Expansion Efforts

After receiving an e-money license from the central bank Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), the online-to-offline (O2O) platform will now target the Philippines for further GrabPay expansion

Grab Empowers Small and Micro Businesses with New Open Platform

Singapore’s Grab is continuing its push to be central to the lives of Southeast Asians.

App Data to Drive Risk Assessment for New Grab Fintech Platform

Grab – the Singapore-based company that started out as a ride-hailing app and became a payments platform – is expanding further into financial services.

Grab and Samsung Collaborate to Drive Digital in Southeast Asia

Grab and Samsung have partnered together to enhance digital inclusion efforts across Southeast Asia. And according to the press release, this collaboration benefits everyone from the customer to the driver.

Asian Uber Rival Grab Gets Hold of e-Money License in Malaysia

Capitalizing on the growing popularity of mobile payments in Malaysia, ride-hailing company Grab has been granted a license by Bank Negara Malaysia to offer what it calls “e-money services” in that country.