Digital finance is revolutionizing access to banking, credit, and investment opportunities across Asia Pacific, with nearly 96% of fintech companies prioritizing financial inclusion.
AI-powered tools, cross-border payments, and super apps are driving the growth of Asia Pacific fintechs, reshaping everyday transactions and possibilities.
The Financial Times and Statista's annual ranking highlights the fastest-growing Asia Pacific fintechs in 2025, including those in Singapore, India, Indonesia, the Philippines, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.
Key Singapore fintechs like Endowus, Aspire, Nium, and EasyTransfer are innovating in wealth management, business finance, payment networks, and education payment services.
Companies in India, such as Lendbox, AssetPlus, Svamaan Financial Services, and LenDenClub, are disrupting the lending landscape with peer-to-peer solutions and financial planning services.
Indonesia's AwanTunai and ALAMI Sharia focus on developing supply chain ecosystems and sharia peer-to-peer funding, while the Philippines' First Circle provides SME financing solutions.
South Korea's HabitFactory, Aijinet Inc., and THECHEAT offer simplified financial services, insurance brokerage, and fraud prevention respectively.
Bowtie from Hong Kong and Syncace Technology from Taiwan are making waves in the insurtech and lending sectors with innovative solutions driven by AI and data science.
The inclusion criteria for the list require companies to have generated revenues starting at $100,000 in 2020 and $1 million in 2023, among other specifications.
China's absence from the list is attributed to challenges in verifying data; top spot goes to Lendbox, boasting an impressive revenue growth of $51 million in 2023.