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Stripe has added six Asian payment methods for businesses using its platform, with ShopeePay and SPayLater set to follow across Southeast Asia in Q4 2026.
Businesses can now accept cross-border payments through Samsung Pay, MoMo, GCash, Touch ’n Go, PromptPay and TrueMoney.
The expansion comes as Stripe marks 10 years in Singapore.
More than 80,000 businesses and sole proprietors in the country now use Stripe, with over six in ten selling internationally.
Businesses Can Sell in 195 Countries Without Local Entities
Stripe has also made Managed Payments available to digital businesses selling to customers in 195 countries without establishing local entities.
The service handles indirect taxes, disputes, fraud protection and customer support.
Stripe also routes transactions through its local entities, which the company said can improve payment success rates.
Businesses can use Stripe’s Adaptive Pricing tool to automatically display prices in customers’ local currencies.
Stripe said the feature produces an average 17.8% uplift in cross-border revenue.
Stripe Treasury Will Arrive in Singapore in 2027
Singapore businesses can currently hold balances in 10 currencies and convert between them instantly.
Stripe plans to launch its full Treasury service in Singapore in early 2027.
Businesses will be able to spend from their balances and pay suppliers, contractors and other recipients in nearly 100 countries through the Stripe Dashboard.
Recipients can be paid using an email address, while businesses will be able to receive and hold funds in Singapore dollars, US dollars, Australian dollars, British pounds and euros.
Sarita Singh
“We’ve been partnering with Asia’s internet pioneers for a decade and the newest generation are growing at unprecedented speed.
We’re expanding our core global infrastructure to accelerate them further,”
said Sarita Singh, Stripe’s Regional Head and Managing Director for Southeast Asia, Greater China and South Korea.