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With the onset of the global economy, Nium's payments infrastructure is shaping how banks, fintechs, and businesses everywhere collect, convert, and disburse funds instantly across borders.
Its payout network supports 100 currencies and spans 190+ countries, 100 of which in real-time. Funds can be disbursed to accounts, wallets, and cards and collected locally in 40 markets.
Nium's growing card issuance business is already available in 34 countries. Nium holds regulatory licenses and authorizations in more than 40 countries, enabling seamless onboarding, rapid integration, and compliance – independent of geography.
The company is co-headquartered in San Francisco and Singapore.
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Overall Rating | 3.3/5 based on 136 reviews | 3.8/5 based on 346 reviews | 3.6/5 based on 416 reviews | 3.5/5 based on 409 reviews |
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Primary Work Policy | Hybrid 88% employees reported | Hybrid 48% employees reported | Work from office 74% employees reported | Work from office 63% employees reported |
Rating by Women Employees | 2.9 Poor rated by 43 women | 3.6 Good rated by 66 women | 3.6 Good rated by 75 women | 2.7 Poor rated by 39 women |
Rating by Men Employees | 3.6 Good rated by 85 men | 3.9 Good rated by 255 men | 3.6 Good rated by 319 men | 3.5 Good rated by 331 men |
Job security | 2.8 Poor | 3.8 Good | 3.5 Good | 3.0 Average |
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EarthScale launches new €5.8 million push to boost UK ClimateTech startups
- EarthScale, a UK-wide initiative supported by €5.8 million from the Research England Development Fund, aims to boost ClimateTech startups by helping them move from early-stage innovation to scalable production.
- The 12-month programme involves at least 60 climate-focused startups and provides access to top-tier universities in the UK, offering technical expertise, facilities, strategic scaling advice, and more.
- The initiative leverages the innovation legacies of partner institutions like Imperial College London, Cranfield University, University of Exeter, University of Leeds, and University of Nottingham to support startups' growth.
- EarthScale has already shown success in nurturing startups such as Notpla, Nium, and Multus Biotechnology, with a focus on tackling plastic pollution, low-energy ammonia production, and animal-free growth media for cultivated meat.
The Full List of Fintech Unicorns in Asia (2025)
- Asia's fintech unicorns are changing the financial landscape with innovations in digital payments, DeFi, and more, solving real-world challenges and setting global standards.
- Asia boasts a significant share of fintech unicorns valued at a combined $4 trillion, with notable decacorns emerging from India and China.
- Singapore hosts six fintech unicorns, spanning digital payments, insurtech, blockchain, and AI-driven finance, including notable companies like Airwallex and Nium.
- Hong Kong features four fintech unicorns like HashKey Group and WeLab, focusing on digital assets, SME financing, and wealth management.
- China leads with nine fintech unicorns, such as BITMAIN Technologies and Tongdun Technology, pivotal in digital currency mining, lending, and risk management.
- India shines with 24 fintech unicorns like PhonePe, Razorpay, and Zerodha, revolutionizing UPI payments, digital lending, and stock brokerage.
- Indonesia and Vietnam each have four fintech unicorns, playing vital roles in digital finance and mobile payments, with companies like Akulaku and Momo.
- South Korea, Thailand, Japan, and Uzbekistan contribute to the fintech unicorn landscape with companies like Toss, Ascend Money, Opn, and Uzum, driving digital financial services in their respective markets.
- Fintech unicorns are reshaping the financial industry across Asia, symbolizing disruptive innovation, technological prowess, and a shift towards digital-centric financial ecosystems.
- Fintech decacorns in Asia, like those in India and China, signify a new era of financial giants with valuations exceeding $10 billion, reflecting regional dominance and global influence.

Fastest-Growing Asia Pacific Fintechs, According to the Financial Times (2025)
- Digital finance is revolutionizing access to banking, credit, and investment opportunities across Asia Pacific, with nearly 96% of fintech companies prioritizing financial inclusion.
- AI-powered tools, cross-border payments, and super apps are driving the growth of Asia Pacific fintechs, reshaping everyday transactions and possibilities.
- The Financial Times and Statista's annual ranking highlights the fastest-growing Asia Pacific fintechs in 2025, including those in Singapore, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
- Key Singapore fintechs like Endowus, Aspire, Nium, and EasyTransfer are innovating in wealth management, business finance, payment networks, and education payment services.
- Companies in India, such as Lendbox, AssetPlus, Svamaan Financial Services, and LenDenClub, are disrupting the lending landscape with peer-to-peer solutions and financial planning services.
- Indonesia's AwanTunai and ALAMI Sharia focus on developing supply chain ecosystems and sharia peer-to-peer funding, while the Philippines' First Circle provides SME financing solutions.
- South Korea's HabitFactory, Aijinet Inc., and THECHEAT offer simplified financial services, insurance brokerage, and fraud prevention respectively.
- Bowtie from Hong Kong and Syncace Technology from Taiwan are making waves in the insurtech and lending sectors with innovative solutions driven by AI and data science.
- The inclusion criteria for the list require companies to have generated revenues starting at $100,000 in 2020 and $1 million in 2023, among other specifications.
- China's absence from the list is attributed to challenges in verifying data; top spot goes to Lendbox, boasting an impressive revenue growth of $51 million in 2023.

Fastest-Growing Asia Pacific Fintechs, According to the Financial Times (2025)
- Digital finance is enabling financial inclusion by providing access to banking, credit, and investment opportunities across Asia Pacific.
- Innovation in the fintech sector is focused on people and enhancing financial services for all.
- AI-powered tools, cross-border payments, and super apps are transforming everyday transactions and redefining monetary possibilities.
- Fastest-growing Asia Pacific fintechs in 2025, based on the Financial Times and Statista's ranking, are reshaping the future of finance.
- Singapore boasts 10 high-growth fintech companies, such as Endowus, Aspire, and Nium, driving financial innovation.
- Features of these fintechs include wealth platforms, international payment simplification, education payment services, and FX trading solutions.
- Indian fintechs like Lendbox, AssetPlus, Svamaan Financial Services, and LenDenClub are leveraging technology for financial inclusion and growth.
- ALAMI Sharia and other Indonesian fintechs are promoting sharia values and aiding in supply chain ecosystem development.
- Fintechs like Bowtie in Hong Kong and Syncace Technology in Taiwan are at the forefront of insurtech and lending solutions.
- Criteria for inclusion in the list focus on revenue growth, independence, and Asia-Pacific headquarters.
- The top fastest-growing fintech on the list is Lendbox, an Indian peer-to-peer lending platform achieving remarkable growth.

FlexM Taps Ho Chee Wai as Singapore Country Head
- FlexM has appointed Ho Chee Wai as the Country Head for Singapore.
- Ho brings over 20 years of experience in general management, business strategy, and partnerships.
- His previous roles include positions at Nium, Singtel, OCBC Bank, and Accenture, among others.
- In his new position, Ho will oversee FlexM's operations and strategic initiatives in the Singapore market.

Nium and G2 Travel Join Forces to Add Local Currencies to G2 Travel Offering
- G2 Travel has partnered with Nium to enhance its ability to pay hotel partners globally.
- Nium's virtual card payment solution will add more local currencies and improve payment efficiency and security.
- G2 Travel plans to expand its global payment capabilities with Nium, adding more virtual card currencies.
- The partnership aims to facilitate faster settlements, automated reconciliation, and broader acceptance for hotel payments.

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