TerraPay, a payments infrastructure company, has been approved by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) in principle for a Major Payments Institution (MPI) license, becoming a regulated payments company best.

TerraPay’s global customers and businesses can access its vast network through this coveted MAS endorsement, enabling fully compliant, affordable, and transparent cross-border remittances. . It facilitates fully compliant international money transfers, easy business payments, and alternative payment methods.

The payments company will leverage this license to tap into the region’s enormous potential and strengthen its local presence and existing partnerships in Singapore, Korea, Vietnam and the Philippines.

“I am incredibly proud of the comprehensive network of partners, employees, countries, and licenses we have established worldwide, enabling us to offer simplified payment services for everyone. Obtaining the approval in Singapore is a game-changer, solidifying our position as a leading cross-border payments powerhouse in one of the most significant financial markets globally.”

“At TerraPay, our core values revolve around inclusion and innovation. We are inspired by Singapore’s fintech journey, which aligns perfectly with our mission to improve lives and contribute to a dynamic, inclusive economy. The approval from MAS reinforces our commitment to excellence as we aim to become the most regulatory-approved payments company in the world.”

Ambar Sur, Founder and CEO, TerraPay.

In May 2023, TerraPay announced its Series B equity funding round, in which the company raised more than $100 million for global expansion plans, allowing it to strengthen the network. existing payments and expanding infrastructure and global regulatory and compliance capabilities.

The team has built an expansive payments highway that allows businesses to create a seamless customer experience with an uninterrupted, secure, real-time global process for any payment, no matter how large. or small. TerraPay partners with banks, mobile wallets, remittance operators, merchants and financial institutions, creating a larger and more inclusive international financial ecosystem.