Airwallex Singapore revenue surges 107% in FY2025

Transaction volume rose 93% over the same period.

Financial and payments platform Airwallex has reported FY2025 revenue growth of 107% year-on-year in Singapore.

Transaction volume rose 93% over the same period, according to the group’s press release.

The group added new clients, including Minor Hotels, HipVan, Lovet, J&Co Jewellery, and Motherswork. It also continued to provide services to existing customers such as GlobalTix, Endowus, and Love, Bonito.

“In 2026, we will look to seal our leadership position across the region, building upon our momentum in Singapore,” said Arnold Chan, general manager for Asia-Pacific at Airwallex.

Airwallex’s Singapore headcount increased by 62% last year, with hires across its corporate, commercial, and product, engineering and design (PED) functions.

The PED function witnessed the highest growth, expanding by 130%.

The group said it plans to grow its headcount by over 70% by the end of the year.

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