Chin Mun Chung is OxPay SG's new COO

He will be responsible for the overall direction, development, and operations of OxPay SG.

OxPay Financial Limited has tapped Chin Mun Chung as COO of OxPay SG Pte. Ltd. (OxPay SG), a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, and as an executive officer of the group.

“We believe his expertise and leadership will support the group’s ongoing efforts to improve operational performance and reposition OxPay for future growth,” said Shawn Ching Wei Hung, non-executive non-independent deputy chairman of OxPay.

Chung has over 28 years of experience in Singapore’s technology and payments industry. He recently served as CEO of AXS Services of AXS Pte Ltd (AXS), following 12 years as the company’s Assistant CEO and Chief Business Officer.

His experience also includes roles at National Computer Systems Pte Ltd and Standard Chartered Bank.

Chung’s appointment as director and CEO of OxPay SG is pending the approval of the Monetary Authority of Singapore.

Upon approval, Chung will continue to be responsible for the overall strategic direction, development, and operations of OxPay SG.

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