Cybersecurity leader Wultra has announced the opening of its first Asian office in Singapore, aiming to address the increasing demand for post-quantum authentication (PQA) in the region’s rapidly evolving financial sector. The new office, located at 80 Robinson Road, will enable Wultra to better support local clients and assist financial institutions in preparing for the emerging cyber threats of the post-quantum era.
Peter Dvorak, CEO of Wultra, highlighted the strategic timing of the expansion, which coincides with the company’s participation in the Singapore FinTech Festival 2025. “Southeast Asia is becoming one of our key markets. Establishing a local presence enables us to provide better support to our clients and assist more institutions in strengthening their defences for a quantum-ready future,” Dvorak stated.
Wultra’s technology is already trusted by over 70 banks and financial institutions across 25 countries, including major players like Raiffeisen Bank International and Global Payments. The company is recognised as a Sample Vendor in Gartner’s latest report on emerging trends in post-quantum authentication.
With the financial sector in East Asia moving towards more advanced digital authentication solutions, Wultra’s Singapore office is set to play a crucial role in supporting diverse markets in the transition to stronger, post-quantum-ready authentication methods. Dvorak emphasised the importance of this strategic direction, noting the gradual phasing out of SMS-based authentication in favour of more secure solutions.
