The latest from UQPAY
Product launches, licenses, partnerships and milestones — everything new at UQPAY.
Three themes this month: fewer steps, one more route, a clearer view. On acquiring, Enterprise-plan merchants can now submit product applications themselves, no support ticket needed, and a new POS back office supports bring-your-own-device onboarding. On accounts, Mastercard MoneySend joins as another cross-border rail. On card issuing, Apple Pay is live for tap-to-pay in Apple Wallet, PIN setup is now consistent across card types, and Card Performance shows virtual and physical card counts.
UQPAY has officially been granted a Visa Principal Acquiring License in Singapore. Combined with the Visa issuing capabilities already in place, UQPAY now covers both the issuing side and the merchant acceptance side of the Visa payment value chain, bringing card issuance, acquiring, transaction processing, and fund settlement into a single end-to-end payment loop.
UQPay has joined the Mastercard Crypto Partner Program. The two companies will work together on digital assets and payment infrastructure, combining UQPay’s global payment network with Mastercard’s digital asset expertise to serve businesses worldwide.
UQPAY was honoured to support the Moulmein-Cairnhill 61st National Day Dinner 2026, joining the community in celebrating Singapore’s 61st National Day and receiving a commemorative plaque from Minister of State Mr Alvin Tan.
UQPay V3.0 brings global payment, accounts, transfer, FX, card issuing, and reconciliation onto one platform — and connects fiat and stablecoins within a single account. Collect, hold, convert, and pay across 200+ countries, with stablecoins that can be collected, converted, paid out, and even spent by card, turning treasury from a burden into fuel for growth.
As cross-border business grows, payment questions multiply. UQPay AI Merchant Assistant lives in the merchant dashboard, letting merchants ask directly — is the order done, has the money arrived, why did a payment fail, what is left before launch — to reconcile, troubleshoot, and track setup faster, all within their authorized scope while they keep control of critical actions.
Onboarding is the first step going global, and often the slowest. UQPay brings AI into merchant KYC/KYB review — reading documents, cross-checking details, and tiering risk so low-risk applications move faster and complex ones get real attention. Here is why review is slow, and how AI speeds onboarding with fewer resubmissions and the same standards.
This month UQPAY focused on getting you onboarded faster and moving money more smoothly — one-step Singpass onboarding, saved cards, UnionPay and HiPay at checkout, faster cross-border settlement via Circle CPN, and stronger card-data security.
UQPAY Pty Ltd, the Australian subsidiary of UQPAY Group, has been officially registered as an Australian Financial Services (AFS) Authorised Representative with ASIC, effective 15 April 2026 — a pivotal milestone in its Australian market expansion.