The recent tie-ups between Singapore's PayNow service and similar systems in Thailand and India are set to bring more competition to the cross-border payments scene.
That prospect does not seem to daunt existing players in the sector, who told The Straits Times that they welcome the developments and are beefing up their operations amid surging demand.
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