Welcome to our dedicated page for DigiAsia news (Ticker: FAAS), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on DigiAsia stock.
DigiAsia Corp (FAAS) generates a broad range of news that reflects its role as a Fintech-as-a-Service and embedded finance platform focused on emerging markets. Company press releases cover developments in AI-driven finance, embedded payments, digital banking, crypto-compatible infrastructure, and strategic partnerships across Indonesia, Southeast Asia, India, and other regions. For readers tracking FAAS, this news stream provides insight into how DigiAsia evolves its technology stack, capital structure, and geographic reach.
Recent announcements include AI initiatives such as an AI-powered Contextual Intelligence Engine for real-time, contextual cross-selling and AI tools for branchless banking agents, cash management, and conversational support. News items also highlight DigiAsia’s embedded wallet strategy, its shift from a super app to a simple app approach, and collaborations that extend its infrastructure into areas like financial inclusion, B2B payments, and fiat-to-crypto fund transfers.
Capital markets and corporate finance updates are another key theme. DigiAsia has issued releases about convertible note financing, non-recourse debt facilities for a Bitcoin treasury strategy, and an AI platform licensing agreement that provides an equity position in a separate AI company. Regulatory and listing-related news, including Nasdaq correspondence and the decision to voluntarily delist from the Nasdaq Capital Market, are documented in company communications and SEC filings.
Visitors to this FAAS news page can review these official announcements in one place, following topics such as embedded finance expansion, AI capabilities, partnerships with regional and global fintechs, and the company’s transition away from Nasdaq listing. This historical and ongoing news flow helps investors and observers understand DigiAsia’s strategic priorities and structural changes over time.
DigiAsia Corp. (NASDAQ: FAAS) has announced its voluntary delisting from the Nasdaq Capital Market, with the last trading day expected around October 2, 2025. The decision comes after the Board determined they cannot meet Nasdaq's requirement to file Form 20-F by September 15, 2025.
The company has received a $400 million acquisition offer from Indian fintech company PayMate, comprising $25 million in cash and the remainder in share swap. The Board is reviewing strategic sales and merger opportunities with a thirty-day deadline, viewing the privatization move as necessary to protect shareholder value and reduce costs associated with public listing compliance.
DigiAsia Corp. (NASDAQ: FAAS) and MOS Utility Limited (NSE: MOS) have announced an expanded strategic partnership focused on AI-powered branchless banking and financial inclusion across Indonesia and India. The collaboration targets a $30+ billion market opportunity.
The partnership includes three key initiatives: 1) Branchless banking expansion to onboard over one million merchants as financial service agents in Indonesia, 2) Development of AI-powered tools including agent performance scoring, cash management, and conversational assistants, and 3) Financial inclusion initiatives covering cash operations, consumer loans, and automated KYC.
The collaboration aims to enhance operational efficiency and expand financial services access in rural and semi-urban areas through AI-optimized agent networks.
DigiAsia Bios (NASDAQ: FAAS) has launched its AI-powered Contextual Intelligence Engine, designed to deliver personalized, real-time financial offers within Indonesia's embedded finance sector. The platform analyzes transaction patterns and behavioral signals to provide timely, relevant financial solutions to users.
Co-CEOs Prashant Gokarn and Alex Rusli emphasized the platform's ability to transform cross-selling through smart, contextual recommendations. The engine aims to boost conversions, generate high-margin revenue streams, reduce marketing inefficiencies, and enhance user retention through its performance-based model.
The system leverages machine learning from transaction data to strengthen DigiAsia Bios' position as Indonesia's preferred embedded finance partner in the growing digital economy.
DigiAsia Bios (NASDAQ: FAAS), Indonesia's leading embedded finance provider, announced a strategic pivot from a "super app" to a "simple app" model. The company will focus on streamlining its core financial services and expanding its embedded wallet solutions for third-party platforms.
The new strategy emphasizes AI-powered enhancements in three key areas: onboarding performance, Know Your Customer (KYC) processes, and fraud detection. The simplified approach aims to deliver faster, more secure financial services while prioritizing the most frequently used transactions based on historical data analytics.
Co-CEOs Prashant Gokarn and Alex Rusli emphasized that this strategic shift will strengthen DigiAsia's position as Indonesia's leading embedded wallet provider while supporting the growth of partner ecosystems in the digital economy.
DigiAsia Corp (NASDAQ: FAAS) has signed a $6 million AI platform licensing agreement with Nowigence Inc., granting exclusive rights in the MENA and North American markets. Under the deal, DigiAsia will receive 1,200,000 Class A common shares of Nowigence, securing a strategic equity position.
The agreement includes a perpetual, zero-cost license for DigiAsia to continue using its AI-as-a-Service platform internally. The shares are expected to be registered in Nowigence's upcoming S-1 filing, providing potential future liquidity. This partnership represents DigiAsia's strategic move to monetize its AI technology globally while maintaining operational capabilities.
DigiAsia Corp (NASDAQ: FAAS), a Fintech-as-a-Service platform, has secured a $2 million convertible note financing from CXI Valley II LLC. The agreement, executed on July 13, 2025, is expected to be funded in early August 2025.
The company plans to utilize the proceeds for general corporate purposes, focusing on three key areas: strengthening its embedded finance and digital payments infrastructure, expanding API-driven product capabilities, and supporting market development initiatives in regulated financial services.