Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Jul 29, 2026
Overview
HitPay is a Singapore-founded, APAC-focused omnichannel payments infrastructure platform for SMBs and growth businesses, offering online and in-person payments, POS, recurring billing, cross-border payments, and developer APIs.
Primary product
Omnichannel payment gateway and payments infrastructure platform
Founded
2016
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Team size
11-50
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Financial Services
Sub-industry
Payment gateway / payment processing
Offices
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Singapore — 88 Market Street #40-01, CapitaSpring, Singapore 048948
Lean, agile, mission-driven, and fast-paced, with an emphasis on efficiency, urgency, empathy, optimism, problem-solving, and inquisitiveness.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
Public postings mention stock options, flexible/remote work, local GP medical reimbursement, 21 days annual leave, and unlimited medical leave; no public salary bands were found.
Benefits
Medical and dental reimbursement
Gym/wellness allowance
Flexible working arrangement
Remote working opportunities
21 days of annual leave
Unlimited medical leave
Work laptop
Learning/development budget
Product & market
Pricing
Pay-per-transaction with no monthly or setup fees; custom enterprise pricing is available for higher-volume merchants.
Differentiators
—No monthly or setup fees on standard plans
—Broad APAC local payment method coverage
—Omnichannel acceptance across online, in-person, links, invoicing, and recurring billing
—MAS-licensed and multi-jurisdiction regulated
—Developer-friendly APIs, plugins, webhooks, and sandbox
—Cross-border wallets and settlement options for regional merchants
HitPay rolled out WeChat Pay for Philippine merchants, enabling tourists and cross-border shoppers to pay through familiar wallet rails with no complicated setup.
HitPay launched a remittance API for platforms, letting non-bank financial institutions and payroll providers send cross-border payouts into several Asian markets through one integration.
ShopeePay integrated with HitPay so Philippine merchants can accept ShopeePay and related wallet/installment options across online and offline transactions, including recurring payments.
Primer and HitPay partnered to help Filipino MSMEs accept cross-border payments from markets like the US and Europe while HitPay continues handling processing, compliance, and settlement in Southeast Asia.
HitPay said its Flagright integration cut false positives from 99.1% to 15.3% and reduced investigation time by more than 50%, highlighting its compliance infrastructure as the company scales across APAC.