Embedded-finance provider tracked in the Embedded Finance Index — disclosed by 2 companies across 2 categories.
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United Overseas Bank is one of Southeast Asia's largest banks, operating as a full-service commercial bank across Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and Greater China. Over the past decade, UOB has invested heavily in digital transformation, launching TMRW by UOB for retail consumers and UOB Infinity for corporate clients. Its embedded finance strategy is primarily self-operated — offering corporate cards, trade finance, FX, lending, and digital partner solutions directly under its own brand — while selectively integrating third-party accounting software (Xero) and cross-border payment rails.
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UOB is an embedded-finance provider in PSP and Lending. It ranks #517 of 528 PSP providers by linked companies.
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UOB is founded in 1935 and headquartered in Singapore.
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