More Islamic industrial providers needed in fintech


Cardtrend Systems' managing director Chee Yong Mok says if Malaysia were able to get more Islamic industrial providers to get involved in the Islamic fintech market, the country would share a bigger pie in the global Islamic fintech market.

MORE Islamic industrial providers are needed to further strengthen Malaysia’s position as the leading Islamic financial technology (fintech) hub, says a homegrown digital economy enabler, Cardtrend Systems.

Its managing director Chee Yong Mok says if Malaysia were able to get more Islamic industrial providers to get involved in the Islamic fintech market, the country would share a bigger pie in the global Islamic fintech market.

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