Mambu, a cloud-native Software-as-a-Service ( SaaS ) banking platform, has expanded its payments solution into several markets in Asia, marking the first time the platform will be available to customers in the region.

Mambu Payments Hub, officially launched in May 2025, seeks to help financial institutions manage and process payments across multiple schemes and rails from a single system. It allows financial institutions to build, launch and scale payment offerings faster and at lower cost, while ensuring regulatory compliance.

“The payments landscape in Asia is transforming at unprecedented speed, driven by rising demand for instant, seamless and embedded payment experiences,” says David Becker, managing director and head of Asia-Pacific sales at Mambu. “To enable banks and fintechs to seize this opportunity, we are bringing Mambu’s Payments Hub to Asia.”

According to the company, the platform enables financial firms to centralize payment operations; streamline payment processing, liquidity management and reconciliations across schemes and markets; scale securely via an API-first cloud platform that grows with demand; accelerate time-to-market when onboarding new banking partners ( up to 6x faster ) and connecting to new schemes; and reduce operational overhead by minimizing manual tasks and file handling.

Singapore serves as Mambu's headquarters for the Asia-Pacific region, having officially launched in the city-state in 2016. Key local customers include GB Helios, which uses the platform to power SME lending.

In Indonesia, the company has partnered with digital-first banks like Bank Jago, Bank INA ( part of the Salim Group ), and Krom Bank ( a subsidiary of Kredivo Group ). In late 2025, Krom Bank renewed its partnership with Mambu for another five years to scale its digital services.

Its clients in the Philippines include GoTyme Bank, a joint venture between the Gokongwei Group and Tyme, as well as BankUNO and Globe Telecom. In Malaysia, the company is supporting Bank Islam, the country’s largest provider of Shariah-compliant financial products.