Liquid Group and TerraPay have begun exploring a shared framework that could enable QR payments to flow between their global networks, including key corridors in Africa and Asia.
The companies signed an MoU at the Singapore Fintech Festival 2025 to examine how Liquid Group’s RoamQR network can connect with TerraPay’s global payment infrastructure.
The agreement will explore whether real-time QR acceptance and settlement can be supported across borders in a unified, open and inclusive way.
RoamQR is an industry-led QR interoperability network developed under MAS’s SGQR Plus initiative.
It was designed to simplify and scale QR acceptance by connecting local and international wallets, mobile apps, acquirers and national QR schemes through a single interoperable platform.
Liquid Group is now working with partners to roll it out progressively across Asia Pacific and other regions.
TerraPay’s infrastructure enables secure and compliant transactions across more than 100 markets, connecting financial institutions, wallets and acquirers worldwide.
The collaboration will assess whether a technical bridge between the two systems can support seamless QR payments for consumers and merchants across Africa, Asia and other connected regions.
“This MoU with TerraPay marks an important step in our efforts to expand RoamQR’s global interoperability.
By connecting with TerraPay’s global network, we aim to enable seamless, standards-based QR payments that empower wallet users and merchants across Africa, Asia, and beyond. This collaboration reflects our shared vision of building an open, inclusive, and scalable cross-border payment infrastructure.”
said Jeremy Tan, Chief Executive Officer, Liquid Group.
“We are delighted to join forces with Liquid Group to enhance interoperability between our ecosystems.
As we continue expanding TerraPay’s global network, this partnership brings us closer to creating a world where payments can move securely and instantly across markets — fostering financial inclusion and enabling trade between emerging and developed economies alike.”
said Ambar Sur, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, TerraPay.
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