Inside ShopeePay Singapore’s win at the Asian Banking & Finance Fintech Awards 2026

ShopeePay Singapore rewards everyday spending with seamless payments and its 1% Hawker Cashback campaign.

Benjamin Tan, Head of ShopeePay, Singapore, shares how ShopeePay continues to enhance the payment experience through seamless integration across online and offline environments, making everyday transactions more convenient and rewarding.

He also discusses the inspiration behind the 1% Hawker Cashback campaign, which addresses the lack of rewards for everyday purchases such as meals and coffee, encouraging greater digital payment adoption whilst allowing users to earn Shopee Coins at participating locations. 

These initiatives earned ShopeePay Singapore the Payments Solution Award - Singapore at the Asian Banking & Finance Fintech Awards 2026.

 

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