Cambodian fintech firm Morakot Technology has become the second company in as many years from the kingdom to be selected for the Singapore-based Startupbootcamp accelerator programme. The startup is a mobile wallet and payment platform that allows users to pay with their smartphones using QR codes or NFC technology. “Although we’re based in Singapore, we are an Asia-Pacific accelerator and a big part of what we do is to play a role in supporting and developing local ecosystems across the region,” he said yesterday. It's among 12 start-ups that will receive $25,000 and office space enabling them to relocate to the Lion City for the three-month hothousing scheme.
Cambodian fintech firm Morakot Technology has become the second company in as many years from the kingdom to be selected for the Singapore-based Startupbootcamp accelerator programme. The startup is a mobile wallet and payment platform that allows users to pay with their smartphones using QR codes or NFC technology. It's among 12 start-ups that will receive $25,000 and office space enabling them to relocate to the Lion City for the three-month hothousing scheme.