Euronet: The Hidden US$4B Giant Rewiring Asia’s Money Movement (ft. Himanshu, APAC MD)
You may be most familiar with their ATMs across international airports but Euronet is much more. They move US$ 200 Billion anually and provide connectivity for over 4 billion bank accounts around the world.
In this episode, Fintech News Network Chief Editor Vincent Fong sits down with Himanshu, MD of APAC at Euronet, to uncover the massive infrastructure powering the region’s fintech revolution. From national payment switches to traditional and digital banks, Euronet provides the plumbing that enables seamless transfers both domestically and cross-border.
We dive deep into Euronet’s US$249M acquisition of CoreCard the engine behind the Apple Card’s seamless user experience. Himanshu reveals how this exact tech stack is now being deployed to unlock “Credit on UPI” in Southeast Asia, allowing banks to offer instant, unsecured credit lines via QR codes instead of plastic cards.
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