HONG KONG, 12 November 2026 — Oceanpayment will introduce OP Link, its cross-border payment connectivity service, at the Singapore FinTech Festival 2026. The event will take place from November 18 to 20 at Singapore EXPO.
OP Link is designed to connect local digital wallets with payment acceptance networks in different markets. It supports wallet operators, banks, payment service providers, and payment acquiring partners that want to extend local payment services across borders.
Connecting Familiar Wallets With Overseas QR Networks
Digital wallets and QR payments are widely used for shopping, dining, and transport, but a wallet accepted in one country may not work abroad. Connecting these services requires coordination between payment networks, banking systems, and clearing arrangements that differ from market to market.
Cross-border QR payments involve more than adding another payment option. They require network connections, transaction data exchange, currency conversion, clearing, and settlement.
The intended experience is straightforward: a traveller scans a merchant’s QR code using a familiar local wallet, while the merchant receives the payment through its existing QR network. Service providers coordinate the transaction’s processing and settlement across the markets involved.
How OP Link Supports Cross-Border Payments
OP Link provides QR payment connectivity, transaction routing, and coordination support for clearing and settlement. Its capabilities include:
- Access to payment networks.
- Currency conversion.
- Transaction status synchronization.
- Reconciliation of records between networks.
According to Oceanpayment, these functions are designed to simplify coordination between payment systems and extend local payment services to more cross-border uses. For financial institutions and payment providers, greater connectivity can also reduce repeated integration work and broaden the range of payment scenarios they support.
Oceanpayment’s Plans for the Singapore FinTech Festival
At SFF 2026, Oceanpayment will demonstrate how OP Link connects digital wallets across borders and integrates QR payment networks. The company will also present its wider payment offerings:
- Global Acquiring.
- Global Issuing.
- OPCCOUNT, its Global Accounts offering.
- OPNexus, its Payment Suite & Services offering.
The festival will bring together finance and technology leaders to explore five forces shaping global finance: geoeconomics, technology, capital, talent, and policy.
Oceanpayment’s Global Payment Reach
Oceanpayment says it has integrated more than 500 payment methods and provides services across more than 230 countries and regions. Its platform supports over 140 transaction currencies and more than 10 settlement currencies, serving over 200,000 businesses worldwide. These figures describe the company’s overall services, rather than OP Link’s individual coverage.
The company plans to continue working with financial institutions and payment network partners to connect local payment capabilities with cross-border consumer needs and support global commerce.
