Asia Mobiliti latest to embrace CommercePay's cutting-edge payment solutions

Asia Mobility Technologies Sdn Bhd ('Asia Mobiliti') has become the latest company to adopt CommercePay's advanced payment gateway, a move expected to significantly streamline digital transactions and enhance operational efficiency across its suite of urban mobility services.
The partnership was formalised recently between Asia Mobiliti CEO Ramachandran Muniandy and Commerce.Asia Group of Companies Group CEO Kuna Kathigesan.
Describing the decision to implement CommercePay, Ramachandran said the platform offered a 'rapid, efficient and secure payment process, eliminating the burdens of setup and annual maintenance fees that many competitors impose.'
He added that CommercePay's high flexibility in customising payment flows to match Asia Mobiliti's user experience and app design was a key factor. 'The support for payment tokenisation for bank cards and the TNG eWallet ensures that our mobility services remain at the forefront of technological innovation and customer convenience.'
'Its developer-friendly APIs and dedicated technical support have enabled us to integrate the solution swiftly, while its customisable design makes it ideal for agile, tech-driven companies like ours that require partners who can move and adapt at our pace,' he said.
Kuna, meanwhile, said that CommercePay has 'taken the market' by storm due to its versatility and ease of integration.
'CommercePay is designed to meet the diverse needs of businesses across e-commerce, live commerce, social commerce and mobile commerce,' he said. 'We have a highly experienced team with decades of experience and are committed to make our platform as user-friendly and conducive as possible.'
'We are now focused on launching innovative solutions to encourage online payment adoption in rural areas where uptake is still low. Our goal is to break down barriers and bring meaningful progress to these communities.'
Asia Mobiliti, an award winning Malaysian-based Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) platform and digital city solutions provider, is recognised for its efforts in modernising urban transport in emerging markets. Its core offerings include connected vehicle systems, Demand-Responsive Transit, multimodal journey planning engine and advanced IoT systems for predictive analytics.
'These initiatives are about solving the real-world challenges of urban mobility,' said Asia Mobiliti Chief Commercial Officer Vicks Kanagasingam.
'Integrating CommercePay reinforces our commitment to improving the overall user experience. Its fast and stable payment processing allows our users to book rides seamlessly with minimal delay, which is essential for a smooth transit experience.
'This reliability and scalability also enable us to support growing user volumes without friction, helping us expand our operations efficiently,' Vicks added, further explaining that the platform's flexibility and proven performance make it well-suited for Asia Mobiliti's broader urban tech rollout, where a dependable and adaptable payment solution is critical.'
Since its launch, CommercePay has rapidly gained traction among digital businesses, with hundreds of merchants now using the platform.
Among them are BizApp, Malaysia's largest rural-focused social commerce platform supporting agent-based businesses and Bumiputera entrepreneurs, and Xamble Creators, which connects content creators with brands for impactful collaborations.
'As we welcome Asia Mobiliti into the CommercePay ecosystem, we are all excited about the opportunity to demonstrate how mobility and fintech can work together to create more inclusive, seamless digital experiences,' Kuna said.
'This partnership goes beyond payment innovation to support our broader mission of driving digital adoption, both in urban areas and across underserved communities across. Whether it is a startup, SME or emerging tech company, CommercePay empowers businesses to scale by providing flexible, reliable and efficient payment solutions that grow with them.'
Source: Asia Mobiliti and Commerce.Asia
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