Ascertain, a Malaysian financial technology and payments ecosystem provider, is expanding into Indonesia, Oman, and India, in order to exporting its homegrown financial infrastructure.

In a statement on Tuesday, Ascertain said the expansion is in line with Malaysia’s plan to strengthen its position as a regional hub for digital economy development and fintech innovation.

In Indonesia, Ascertain has signed a strategic partnership with PT Praisindo Teknologi to strengthen the country’s wealth and asset management ecosystem through enhanced payment capabilities, connecting more than 15 banks and over 30 financial institutions.

In Oman, Ascertain is collaborating with Grand Group Oman to strengthen digital financial infrastructure and enable broader ecosystem connectivity.

In India, Ascertain is working with Ideassion Group to deliver financial technology, AI, and digital transformation solutions. The collaboration can facilitate growth opportunities across India, South Asia, the Middle East, and ASEAN.

Rathnavel Anandhakumar, CEO of Ascertain, said the company’s international growth strategy is built on trust, local relevance, and collaboration with in-market partners, working alongside local partners and bringing homegrown technology and expertise across borders.

Rathnavel said Ascertain sees its growth as part of a broader effort to represent Malaysian fintech on the global stage, carrying its homegrown technology into new markets.

Founded in 2008, Ascertain Group facilitates more than one billion payment transactions annually through integrated solutions spanning core banking technology, payment systems, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation. The group connects over ten financial institutions and supports more than 500 businesses.

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