Cyberport Secures Key MoUs to Boost ASEAN FinTech Ties

Cyberport spearheaded a team of FinTech start-ups to MyFintech Week 2025 (MyFW 2025) in Kuala Lumpur during August 4 to 7 and secured several MoUs with regional and international FinTech partners. Such partnerships further enhance cross-border innovation and cement Hong Kong as a FinTech bridge to ASEAN.

Among the highlights was the launch of a digital insurance programme by Cyberport start-up Coded Solution and Malaysia's VSure Tech, which is targeted to affect more than 100 million users. "Cyberport is dedicated to bridging local start-ups with regional opportunities and assisting them in global expansion," said Simon Chan, Chairman of Cyberport.

Key highlights:

Cyberport start-ups signed multiple MoUs at MyFintech Week 2025, strengthening Hong Kong’s role as a FinTech bridge to ASEAN
Coded Solution launched a digital insurance programme with Malaysia’s VSure Tech, targeting over 100 million users across Southeast Asia
Collaborations spanned green finance, tokenised asset trading, cross-border payments, and ESG-driven business practices

Coded Solution also inked MoUs with AsiaPay Malaysia for a green finance project and with Sinegy DAX to create a tokenised financial product trading platform. In the meantime, BRDGX collaborated with Visa Direct to drive cross-border payments and BlueOnion joined forces with ESG Malaysia to drive sustainable corporate practices.

Cyberport also organized a side event with panels covering bridging physical and digital finance and financial inclusion for aging societies, sponsored by FAOM, MDEC, and others. Investor meetings were arranged with companies like Gobi Partners and Artem Ventures.

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"Malaysia is an increasingly vibrant FinTech market, and this visit deepens Hong Kong's strategic involvement in the region," Chan further added.

Cyberport has assisted more than 80 start-ups to venture into ASEAN markets such as Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam, in support of Hong Kong's overall strategy to become a "super connector" in digital finance for Asia and the Middle East.