The fintech sector continues to be one of the most dynamic forces reshaping financial services across Asia-Pacific. This ranking, drawn from the FT-Statista High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 2026 list, spotlights the region’s fastest-growing fintech companies based on revenue growth between 2021 and 2024.
From digital banks and payment infrastructure to insurtech and wealth management platforms, these companies reflect the breadth and ambition of Asian fintech innovation. Singapore leads the fintech pack with 12 entrants, followed by India with 11, underscoring both markets’ reputations as regional fintech powerhouses.
Standout performers include Singapore’s Aspire (1772%) and Storepay (1722%), Indonesia’s DurianPay (1626%), and Malaysia’s PolicyStreet (1311%).
Last updated: 19 March 2026
12 Fastest-Growing Singapore Fintechs
The top three fastest-growing Singapore fintechs in 2026 are Aspire, Storepay and Syfe, with the first two hitting 1700+% in their absolute growth rates.
Aspire
Absolute growth rate: 1772.43%
Revenue (2024): $44.72 million
Founded in 2018, Aspire is an integrated financial operating system designed for modern enterprises. Trusted by over 50,000 companies, the platform offers a unified interface to streamline international payments, treasury operations, and end-to-end expense and cash flow management.
Storepay
Absolute growth rate: 1722.18%
Revenue (2024): $8.75 million
Storepay provides a BNPL service designed to make purchases, regardless of size, a budget-friendly and accessible affair. Headquartered in Singapore, the business also operated in Mongolia, Indonesia and Vietnam.
Syfe
Absolute growth rate: 632.62%
Revenue (2024): $9.59 million
Syfe functions as a digital wealth platform and manages $10+ billion in client assets. The platform provides a range of investing solutions, including cash management, managed portfolios, brokerage, private wealth, and Syfe for Business.
Nium
Absolute growth rate: 266.67%
Revenue (2024): $90.55 million
Founded in 2014 to simplify the complexities of cross-border payments, Nium has evolved into a diverse team of over 750 professionals across 10+ global offices. The company provides infrastructure for banks, money transfer operators, and enterprises looking to optimise matters like payroll, spend management, and more.
CoverGo
Absolute growth rate: 261.06%
Revenue (2024): $3.9 million
CoverGo is an insurtech company that delivers a no-code core insurance platform for clients globally. Solutions provided include CoverGo for Health, CoverGo for Life, and CoverGo for P&C.
Spark Systems
Absolute growth rate: 233.33%
Revenue (2024): $5.12 million
Spark Systems is an eFX platform which is built entirely in-house with a suite of advanced technologies to provide a holistic eFX solution. It runs on open architecture CEP technology, which allows plug-and-play algorithm trading strategies, with a built-in risk control system.
Lighthouse Canton
Absolute growth rate: 176.95%
Revenue (2024): $26.34 million
Lighthouse Canton is a global investment institution providing wealth and asset management services, working with clients across geographies across offices in four countries. The business uses integrated tech systems with the purpose of delivering quality client experiences, including digitised services, automated construction of complex portfolios, and real-time information access from partner banks.
Funding Societies
Absolute growth rate: 173.60%
Revenue (2024): $54.36 million
Launched in 2015, Funding Societies’ purpose is to create financial opportunities for every person, and in doing so, uplift societies across SEA. SMEs are a specific focus, and Funding Societies aims to provide accessible, reliable business financing to individuals and institutions alike.
iFast Corporation
Absolute growth rate: 119.38%
Revenue (2024): $185.88 million
iFast Corporation is a global digital banking and wealth management platform, delivering a suite of investment products and financial services to financial advisory platforms, banks, multinational companies, internet companies, and retail and high-net-worth investors in Asia. The group offers 28,300+ investment products, with presence in Hong Kong, Malaysia, China, and the UK.
Una Financial
Absolute growth rate: 55.14%
Revenue (2024): $202.35 million
Una Financial delivers financial services such as short-term lending and instalment loans, while also operating an investment platform. The company deploys machine learning and data-driven and is represented in several markets in Europe and Asia.
M-Daq Global
Absolute growth rate: 51.94%
Revenue (2024): $42.54 million
M-Daq Global specialises in FX and payment solutions, delivering cross-border transactions for businesses globally. The fintech operates across 7 countries, including Indonesia, China, Hong Kong, and the UK. Solutions provided include CheckGPT, which makes onboarding faster with AI-powered KYB for compliance.
Choco Up
Absolute growth rate: 49.29%
Revenue (2024): $5.14 million
Choco Up is a platform which provides revenue-based financing and business growth solutions to Asia-Pacific digital merchants and SMEs. According to its website, it has reached 1000+ funding rounds. The company offers a range of flexible financing solutions, namely Upstart, Upstart Plus, and Upfront.
11 Fastest-Growing Indian Fintechs
India’s Credgenics tops this list of fastest-growing Indian fintechs in 2026 with 596.99% in its absolute growth rate, followed closely by Svamaan Financial Services at 535.15%.
Credgenics
Absolute growth rate: 596.99%
Revenue (2024): $22.71 million
Credgenics provides a loan collection and debt resolution tech platform for banks, non-banking finance companies, fintech and more worldwide. It runs an AI-powered SaaS-based platform. The company has handled 98+ million retail loan accounts over US$250 billion in FY2024 for collections, according to its website.
Svamaan Financial Services
Absolute growth rate: 535.15%
Revenue (2024): $28.71 million
Svamaan Financial Services deploys a data-based approach to hit two goals: financial inclusion while driving impact for its customers. The company’s products and services, including loan amounts, are tailored to suit their customer’s needs and requirements. Svamaan applies a fully paperless and cashless approach from inception to loan disbursement.
Juspay
Absolute growth rate: 356.15%
Revenue (2024): $61.47 million
Juspay’s goal is to simplify payment orchestration and global coverage. Headquartered in Bangalore, the company’s global network spans 1500+ payment experts across Dubai, San Francisco, Singapore and more. Juspay secured $50 million in funding in January, which will support its international expansion and product development plans.
Vyapar
Absolute growth rate: 350.64%
Revenue (2024): $10.79 million
Vyapar is a free business accounting software that indian SMEs can use for their invoicing, inventory, and accounting needs. The company shares that it has 10+ million downloads and runs in English and Hindi.
Scripbox
Absolute growth rate: 340.91%
Revenue (2024): $13.06 million
Scripbox aims to help individuals reach their financial goals, comprising wealth plans, goal-based plans, mutual funds, fixed deposits and more. The company applies recommendations by advisors and data-backed algorithms.
Aye Finance
Absolute growth rate: 239.33%
Revenue (2024): $179.86 million
Aye Finance provides business loans to SMEs across India, with fully digital loan applications, including loan decisioning via its data science model.
Altius Investech
Absolute growth rate: 206.45%
Revenue (2024): $30.53 million
Altius Investech is a data-driven intelligence platform which democratises access to information on alternative investment opportunities. It provides comprehensive data and insights on pre-IPO and late-stage businesses by exploring trends, assessing market dynamics, and deploying strong intelligence tools.
Angel One
Absolute growth rate: 131.93%
Revenue (2024): $626.08 million
Angel One provides a suite of services, including brokering, margin trading, depository services, investment education and the distribution of third-party financial products. The company provides a wide array of investment options, including stocks, IPOs, mutual funds and more.
Blacksoil
Absolute growth rate: 114.52%
Revenue (2024): $22.72 million
Blacksoil functions as an alternative credit platform which delivers alternative credit products and solutions to growing companies. It expanded into supply chain finance with SaralSCF, a B2B fintech platform that partners with mid-size enterprises to navigate the working capital needs in their supply chain.
Vayana
Absolute growth rate: 113.95%
Revenue (2024): $11.44 million
Vayana is a supply chain finance platform that offers numerous trade credit and trade enablement solutions across 600+ cities in India. According to its website, it has facilitated $55+ billion in financing with over 3000+ supply chains covered.
LenDenClub
Absolute growth rate: 60.73%
Revenue (2024): $28.26 million
LenDenClub is a peer-to-peer lending platform with a fully digital process for lending, where every borrower is said to be screened across 670+ parameters.
4 Fastest-Growing Hong Kong Fintechs
Hong Kong is home to four of the fastest-growing fintechs in the Asia Pacific, which are Bowtie, Statrys, HashKey Group and WeLab Bank.
Bowtie Life Insurance Company
Absolute growth rate: 328.50%
Revenue (2024): $35.25 million
Bowtie is one of Hong Kong’s first virtual insurers. It offers a platform which delivers medical insurance plans directly to customers, achieving $100+ billion in total amount in insurance coverage.
Statrys
Absolute growth rate: 255.29%
Revenue (2024): $7.20 million
Statrys provides tailored payment, corporate and accounting solutions to SMEs, entrepreneurs, as well as startups through its platform. The company operates in Hong Kong, Singapore and the European Union.
HashKey Group
Absolute growth rate: 230.66%
Revenue (2024): $92.36 million
HashKey Group is a digital asset company in Asia, operating in regions like Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan. The group has a global Web3 ecosystem spanning across HashKey Exchange, HashKey Global, HashKey Capital, HashKey OTC, HashKey Cloud, and HashKey Tokenisation. The group also has a listed HashKey platform token, HSK.
WeLab Bank
Absolute growth rate: 88.10%
Revenue (2024): $88.11 million
WeLab Bank is a digital bank licensed by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. The company provides personalised customer experiences using GenAI and AI agents, and has established an AI-first partnership with Google.
3 Fastest-Growing South Korean Fintechs
South Korean fintechs Toss, TheCheat and Wadiz enter the list as the country’s fastest-growing fintechs in 2026 in APAC.
Toss
Absolute growth rate: 160.75%
Revenue (2024): $1434.39 million
Toss launched in 2015 as a money transfer service, and has since expanded into a superapp, delivering everything from digital banking to a financial marketplace, credit scores, money transfers and more. As of December 2025, Toss has 100,000+ business customers.
TheCheat Corporation
Absolute growth rate: 83.34%
Revenue (2024): $1.52 million
TheCheat Corporation is a fraud prevention fintech established in 2006, and is an information-sharing site for fraud victims, including cryptocurrency damages.
Wadiz
Absolute growth rate: 82.57%
Revenue (2024): $31.72 million
Wadiz is a crowdfunding platform that handles rewards and equity-based crowdfunding. According to its website, the company has funded 83k+ projects and has 17+ million supporters.
2 Fastest-Growing Australian Fintechs
This year, Beforepay Group and iPartners are in the list of the fastest-growing Asia-Pacific fintechs from Australia.
Beforepay Group
Absolute growth rate: 162.93%
Revenue (2024): $26.51 million
Founded in 2019, Beforepay Group uses AI, machine learning and analytics to deliver affordable and secure financial products. The group delivers its solutions through Beforepay, a DTC personal finance platform and Carrington Labs, which is an “enterprise provider of cash flow underwriting and credit risk analytics.
iPartners
Absolute growth rate: 122.58%
Revenue (2024): $13.98 million
iPartners runs a digital platform which makes it easy for investors to discover, access, and invest. Its platform is said to ensure an intuitive digital investment process, which is paperless and a 5-click investment process.
2 Fastest-Growing Malaysian Fintechs
PolicyStreet makes it into the list as one of the fastest-growing Malaysian fintechs with a 1311+% in absolute growth rate, and is accompanied by CapBay.
PolicyStreet
Absolute growth rate: 1311.27%
Revenue (2024): $30.41 million
PolicyStreet is a digital insurance platform that compares prices across insurers, aiming to provide personalised coverage for every life stage. Its group of companies operated across Southeast Asia and Australia, working with 40+ life, general and takaful providers globally to offer a wide range of products and services.
CapBay
Absolute growth rate: 248.19%
Revenue (2024): $13.61 million
CapBay is a supply chain finance and P2P platform that helps SMEs with financing solutions. The company deploys its proprietary credit-decisioning model, enabling businesses of every size to obtain financing, while banks and investors are able to participate in financing deals.
Fastest-Growing Taiwanese Fintech
Taiwan’s OBOOK Holdings, also known as OwlTing Group, makes it into the list as the fastest-growing Taiwanese fintech in the Asia Pacific.
Obook Holdings
Absolute growth rate: 188.78%
Revenue (2024): $7.57 million
OBOOK Holdings operates as OwlTing Group worldwide, which is a blockchain tech company founded in Taiwan with subsidiaries across the US, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong and more. The company aims to leverage blockchain tech to provide businesses with reliable and transparent data management, with a hybrid Web2-Web3 payment suite to help businesses operate in the growing stablecoin economy.
Fastest-Growing Filipino Fintech
Paynamics is the sole Filipino fintech company among the fastest-growing APAC fintechs in 2026, hitting an absolute growth rate of 161.21%.
Paynamics
Absolute growth rate: 161.21%
Revenue (2024): $10.93 million
Paynamics delivers a comprehensive payment infrastructure that empowers SMEs, conglomerates, financial institutions and government agencies. It provides access to 50+ payment channels, and also delivers checkout, payout and business wallet solutions.
Fastest-Growing Indonesian Fintech
Indonesian fintech DurianPay holds the third place as the fastest-growing fintech in the APAC region, with a 1625.85% in absolute growth rate.
DurianPay
Absolute growth rate: 1625.85%
Revenue (2024): $9.07 million
Durianpay is a B2B payments infrastructure that aims to streamline transactions across Indonesia and the rest of Southeast Asia. The business offers a full-stack platform for payment acceptance, payout, reconciliation and reporting.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How were the fintech companies selected for this ranking?
Companies applied for or were identified through research between July and December 2025. To qualify, each company needed at least $100,000 in 2021 revenue, at least $1 million in 2024 revenue, and had to be an independent, Asia-Pacific headquartered business. Revenue growth had to be primarily organic. There were also other factors meh considered during the ranking process.
What does “absolute growth rate” mean in this context?
The absolute growth rate reflects the total percentage increase in revenue between 2021 and 2024. The ranking uses compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for ordering, calculated from revenue figures submitted in local currencies and converted to USD using World Bank annual average exchange rates.
Which country has the most fintech companies in the ranking?
Singapore is at the top, with 12 fintech entrants, followed by India with 11 entrants.
Is this ranking exhaustive of all fintechs in the region?
No. As noted in the methodology by the Financial Times, the ranking does not claim to be complete. Some companies chose not to participate or declined to make their financials public.
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