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Back in October 2021, Kazakhstan made waves as the 2nd largest producer of Bitcoin, contributing to a staggering 27.3% of the global hashrate? However, this rapid rise was tempered by mining restrictions and stricter regulations on energy consumption.
At Money20/20 Asia 2025 in Bangkok, fintech visionaries gathered to decode the future of finance. Our Chief Business Development Officer, Bogdan Zadorozhny, shares his takeaways on everything from AI to stablecoins and why Central Asia is the next region to watch.
As global momentum for real-time, cross-border payment networks accelerates, two regions have taken the lead: Europe’s EuroPA initiative and Southeast Asia’s dynamic network of bilateral and multilateral payment linkages. Both models offer critical insights—not just into current payment innovation, but into the future architecture of interconnected economies.
QRIS (Quick Response Code Indonesian Standard) is Indonesia’s national QR code payment standard, connecting over 200 banks, e-wallets (like OVO, ShopeePay, and DANA), and fintech platforms under one interoperable system.
O!Money, operated by Kyrgyzstan’s O!Dengi, has emerged as a key player in the country’s underdeveloped but rapidly evolving fintech landscape. With its 2024 Visa card launch and focus on mobile payments, O!Money offers a blueprint for digital financial services in a market where 55% of adults remain unbanked (KPMG), yet mobile penetration exceeds 86%.
This article explores why TBC Pay is not just a payment platform—but a market signal, a policy tool, and a regional blueprint.
The launch of WeChat Pay in Kazakhstan, powered by Halyk Bank, marks a turning point in regional cross-border payments—and a powerful example of how local ecosystems are rising to meet global demand.
Following the implementation of sweeping 104% US tariffs on Chinese exports and the reverberating effects across Asian markets, 8B provides analysis on how these macroeconomic shifts impact Local Payment Methods (LPMs)—the core infrastructure enabling resilient commerce in emerging economies. As a platform focused on empowering localized payment rails and PSPs, 8B emphasizes that LPMs are not only vital under normal conditions, but crucial in times of geopolitical and financial disruption.
This article explores the region’s fintech landscape, drawing parallels to the rapid growth seen in China, India, and Brazil, while addressing the unique challenge of regional fragmentation.