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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has granted FlexM , a global fintech conglomerate, a Major Payment Institution (MPI) license. FlexM provides financial technology solutions to other financial institutions, coveringpayments, merchant acquisition, remittances, and regulatory compliance.
The company provides solutions such as checkout, payment links and escrow services to simplify international transactions and reduce risks for both buyers and sellers. Its platform coverspayments in 173+ countries with local payment options in 70+ markets and offers global business accounts in 60+ currencies.
General Applicability The Proposal would only apply to “larger participants” of the payments market that provide over 5 million covered consumer payment transactions per year through a digital application for consumers’ general use in making consumer payment transactions.
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