Yuno, a global payment orchestration platform, has announced its expansion into the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region with the establishment of a regional headquarters in Singapore and new operations in China. This strategic move aims to simplify cross-border commerce for global merchants and enhance Yuno’s payment capabilities across the region.
The expansion into China allows Yuno to offer Chinese merchants a single API integration connecting over 1,000 payment methods and 450 providers across 195 countries. This integration includes compliance with local data privacy laws, smart routing to improve approval rates, and real-time payment insights. “China is one of the world’s most advanced digital economies, and its merchants are increasingly going global,” said SheueChee Beh, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Yuno in APAC.
In Singapore, Yuno’s regional headquarters will anchor its presence in one of the world’s fastest-growing digital commerce regions. Singapore’s status as a leading fintech hub, supported by strong regulatory frameworks and innovation programmes, provides Yuno with access to strategic partners and payment providers.
Additionally, Yuno has introduced NOVA, an AI-powered solution designed to recover failed payments and reduce checkout friction. NOVA engages customers through phone and WhatsApp, recovering up to 75% of failed payments during early testing. Juan Pablo Ortega, Co-founder and CEO of Yuno, stated, “Our goal is to become the go-to partner for businesses navigating global payments.”
Yuno’s expansion into APAC follows its earlier entries into the Middle East and UK, further solidifying its global footprint. Trusted by brands like McDonald’s and Uber, Yuno continues to offer localised solutions and expertise in high-growth regions.
