Recently, the 2025 Singapore FinTech Festival grandly commenced. Dinpay Global was invited to participate in this grand event, setting up a booth to showcase its leading cross-border payment capabilities to the world.
It is reported that Dinpay Global is a leading Chinese payment institution serving the global market, possessing a comprehensive matrix of qualifications in China and overseas. These include a payment license from the People’s Bank of China, a Hong Kong MSO license, a U.S. MSB license, and cross-border RMB business qualifications. Actively engaging in deep cooperation with globally licensed financial institutions, Dinpay has established a compliant service network supporting over 100 currencies and covering more than 150 countries and regions.
Dinpay Global’s showcased foreign exchange settlement product—”TRANSFER TO CHINA”—became the focus of the event. This product is tailored for overseas licensed financial institutions, addressing pain points in cross-border RMB settlement such as timeliness, exchange rates, and compliance. According to on-site staff, the product offers the following advantages: Leveraging Dinpay Global’s multi-regional financial licenses and cross-border settlement experience under the guidance of the central bank, each transaction undergoes strict risk assessment and monitoring, effectively preventing risks such as money laundering and fraud, ensuring full compliance and control throughout the fund flow process. Utilizing an intelligent routing system and a global clearing network, it enables high-speed account crediting for multiple currencies and rapid exchange, significantly improving RMB settlement efficiency. It supports multiple access methods with a simple and intuitive experience. It deeply covers diverse scenarios including cross-border e-commerce for goods and services trade, cross-border aviation and travel, international logistics, overseas advertising, and payroll payments under personal items. Customized solutions are provided based on the needs of clients from different industries to meet their differentiated payment requirements.
During the exhibition, Dinpay Global held multiple rounds of in-depth exchanges and discussions with licensed financial institutions and potential partners from over twenty countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and France, and preliminarily reached several cooperative consensuses.
The relevant person in charge at Dinpay Global stated that the company will further expand global payment channels and optimize its intelligent service system in the future. By collaborating with global partners, Dinpay aims to contribute Chinese strength to building a more efficient and inclusive global financial ecosystem.