Tech Hub Cyberport Escorts Start-Ups to MyFintech Week Event in Malaysia
In the heart of Kuala Lumpur, during MyFintech Week 2025 (August 4-7), Cyberport, Hong Kong's leading technology incubator, spearheaded a delegation of FinTech start-ups. The mission? To forge cross-border partnerships and strengthen Hong Kong-ASEAN FinTech ties.
The week was a whirlwind of activity, with Cyberport organising a series of exclusive side events. These included start-up pitch sessions, panel discussions, and MoU signing ceremonies. The theme of the event was "Ideate, Innovate, Co-create: Shaping the Future of Finance."
One of the most significant outcomes was the signing of five key partnership agreements. These agreements aimed to boost innovation and further solidify Hong Kong's position as a "super connector" in digital finance for Asia and the Middle East.
Coded Solution, a Cyberport start-up, partnered with Malaysia's leading FinTech company, VSure Tech, to launch the "Flexi Benefits" pilot programme. This digital insurance programme integrates traditional insurance with blockchain technology, with a potential reach of over 100 million users.
Another notable partnership was between Coded Solution and AsiaPay Malaysia. They agreed to introduce the Green Assets Reward Program (GARP), a tokenized carbon credit solution supporting green finance initiatives in Malaysia.
Coded Solution also collaborated with Sinegy DAX Sdn Bhd to jointly develop a platform for secondary market trading of tokenized financial products.
BRDGX, a cross-border payment solutions provider and a Cyberport incubatee, signed an MoU with global payment service provider Visa Direct. This partnership aims to enhance and facilitate cross-border payments across Southeast Asia, improving transaction efficiency.
BlueOnion, another Cyberport start-up, partnered with ESG Malaysia for ESG capacity building, training, policy advocacy, and pilot programme development. They also partnered with Malaysian investment bank CIMB to develop a digital platform for sustainable investments.
In addition, Coded Solution signed an MoU with Malaysian e-payment provider AsiaPay Malaysia to introduce GARP to the Malaysian market. TNG Fintech Group, another Cyberport start-up, signed an MoU with Malaysian bank CIMB to explore collaborations in digital payments and financial services.
Furthermore, Cyberport start-up FlexiLoan signed an MoU with Malaysian bank Public Bank to develop a digital lending platform for small and medium-sized enterprises. A FinTech partnership was announced between Cyberport start-up Ping An OneConnect and Malaysian bank Ambank to develop digital banking solutions.
Klook, another Cyberport start-up, signed an MoU with Malaysian travel agency Traveloka to collaborate on travel and tourism offerings. WeLab Bank, another Cyberport start-up, signed an MoU with Malaysian bank Maybank to explore collaborations in digital banking and lending.
Lastly, a groundbreaking digital insurance programme was launched, which has the potential to benefit over 100 million users. BRDGX, a Cyberport incubatee, also signed an MoU with Malaysian bank RHB Bank to explore cross-border remittance solutions.
These partnerships mark a significant step forward in deepening innovation and technology exchange between Hong Kong and ASEAN markets. They also establish a Hong Kong-Malaysia FinTech bridge, strengthening collaboration between the two countries' FinTech ecosystems.
- The partnership between Coded Solution and Malaysia's VSure Tech during MyFintech Week 2025 focuses on investing in a digital insurance programme, integrating traditional insurance with blockchain technology for a potential reach of over 100 million users.
- In the realm of education-and-self-development, BlueOnion, a Cyberport start-up, partnered with ESG Malaysia for capacity building and pilot programme development, aiming to foster sustainable investments and policy advocacy.
