Nium
SG · Singapore (global operations in UK/EU) · MAS (Singapore) plus multiple EU/UK licenses
Nium is a BaaS Provider / EMI based in SG (Singapore (global operations in UK/EU)), regulated by MAS (Singapore) plus multiple EU/UK licenses. The institution operates an active Banking-as-a-Service program, launched in 2014.
Nium supports the following products and services: Payments, Cards, FX, Accounts. The bank serves customers across Global (190+ countries).
Notable fintech partners include Orenda Finance, Weavr.
- Products Supported
- PaymentsCardsFXAccounts
- Geographies Served
- Global (190+ countries)
- Charter / Regulator
- MAS (Singapore) plus multiple EU/UK licenses
- API Standards
- REST API, SWIFT, SEPA
- Minimum Deal Size
- Not publicly disclosed
- Year Program Launched
- 2014
Orenda Finance, Weavr
None confirmed active
Global fintech infrastructure. Broadest license portfolio covering 11+ jurisdictions.
Card issuance in 32+ countries. BaaS platform enables embedded finance solutions globally.
Boxo and Nium Launch White-Label Remittance Platform via SDK
Boxo partnered with Nium to offer a white-label remittance platform that mobile app developers can integrate via SDK. The solution enables seamless cross-border transfers within existing apps. The partnership was highlighted at the Singapore Fintech Festival 2024, targeting cost-effective embedded remittance for app ecosystems.
Nium Partners with J.P. Morgan for Real-Time FX Global Payments
Nium leveraged J.P. Morgan's real-time FX infrastructure to expand its global payments capabilities. The partnership enables Nium to offer enhanced cross-border payment services through J.P. Morgan's foreign exchange rails. This bank-fintech collaboration strengthens Nium's embedded payments offering for enterprise clients.
Ebury and Nium Expand Partnership to Power Cross-Border Payments in Brazil
Ebury and Nium expanded their existing partnership to enable cross-border payments in Brazil via Ebury Bank following regulatory approval. The expansion enhances global remittance capabilities for SMEs. This deepens embedded cross-border payment infrastructure in Latin America's largest economy.
Orenda Partners with Nium to Enable Global Embedded Financial Services
Orenda partnered with payments infrastructure provider Nium to offer clients embedded financial services including payouts to 190+ countries and card issuance capabilities. The partnership leverages Nium's no-code deployment and global payments infrastructure to power Orenda's embedded finance offering.
Nium Partners with Weavr to Embed BaaS APIs in Non-Financial Apps
Nium and Weavr partnered to enable Weavr's customers to embed Nium's Banking-as-a-Service APIs for payouts, pay-ins, and card issuance into non-financial applications. The partnership expands embedded finance capabilities for businesses outside the traditional financial sector. It demonstrates growing demand for plug-and-play BaaS solutions across verticals.
Nium Raises Over $200M Series D for BaaS Payment Infrastructure
Nium, a BaaS-focused payment infrastructure fintech, raised over $200 million in a Series D round led by Riverwood Capital. Participants included Temasek, Visa, and Vertex Ventures. The funding supports Nium's global payout, pay-in, card issuance, and BaaS capabilities spanning over 100 countries.
Nium Raises $200M+ Series D, Becomes Southeast Asia's First B2B Payments Unicorn
Nium completed a $200+ million Series D funding round, becoming Southeast Asia's first global B2B payments unicorn. The company provides pay-outs, pay-ins, card issuance, and banking-as-a-service through a single API. The round validates growing investor appetite for global BaaS and payment infrastructure platforms.
Nium Integrates with Google Pay for Contactless Visa Card Payments
Nium integrated with Google Pay on July 29, 2020, enabling its card users to make contactless payments via Android devices at Visa merchants worldwide. The integration allows Nium's BaaS card-issuing clients to offer Google Pay compatibility to their end users. This partnership extends Nium's embedded finance reach by connecting its card infrastructure to a major mobile payments ecosystem.