Fazz initiated a retrenchment exercise affecting about 15% of employees across Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Taiwan.
SourceAll-in-one Finance for Every Southeast Asia Business
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Fazz is a Singapore-headquartered Southeast Asian fintech group built from PayFazz and Xfers roots, formally merged in 2021, and focused on business finance for MSMEs through enterprises. Its flagship product is an all-in-one business account / payments platform (Fazz Business) with payments, savings, credit, and related financial infrastructure.
Primary product
Fazz Business — an all-in-one business account and payments platform
Founded
2016
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Team size
501-1000
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Financial Services
Sub-industry
Fintech / digital financial services / B2B neobank
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Offices
Business model
Stage
Series C
Total raised
$179.4M
Latest round
Venture / strategic funding · Mar 2023
Latest amount
$5.3M
Mar 2023 · MUFG
Sep 2022 · Tiger Global
Jul 2020 · B Capital Group and Insignia Ventures Partners
Nov 2018 · Tiger Global
Jun 2017
Leadership
Group CEO; Co-Founder & CEO
Group Deputy CEO; Co-Founder
Co-Founder
Co-Founder
Head of Risk and Portfolio
Head of Agent Network
Head of People
Head of Finance
Head of Marketing
Head of Area
Head of Data & AI
Investors
Mission-driven and multicultural, with a product-led, inclusive, and no-frills culture; public careers pages emphasize meaningful impact, collaboration, and building financial access for underserved businesses.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
No official salary bands were found on the public careers pages. Public salary reports on Levels.fyi show reported total compensation ranging from roughly US$35.8k to US$209.6k (updated 2026-06-20).
Benefits
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Estimated revenue
US$30M-US$40M
Estimated monthly visits
74.4K
Traffic estimate as of Nov 2024
DailySocial.ID · Jan 2025
Fazz’s Cashfazz business obtained a PIAS license from Bank Indonesia, extending payment-gateway and remittance capabilities and supporting B2B expansion.
DealStreetAsia · Oct 2024
Reports that Fazz was restructuring and discontinuing some services, a notable operational risk signal.
OJK · Feb 2024
Indonesia’s regulator granted a business license for PT Fazz Capital Finance, expanding the group’s regulated finance-company footprint.
DealStreetAsia · Mar 2023
Fazz received $5.3 million of new funding from MUFG, reinforcing the company’s strategic banking relationship and follow-on financing.
The Business Times · Mar 2023
Fazz cut about 15% of staff across multiple offices in Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Taiwan.