Why M-Daq is one of Singapore's big fintech hopes

The online payments company has won recognition from the city state's central bank and boasts investors including Citi's VC arm. It plans to go public in three to five years.
December 07, 2017

M-DAQ is a fast-growing company recognised last year by the Monetary Authority of Singapore as the one of the most innovative fintech start-ups.

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