Boost’s foray into digital banking on track


The central bank is expected to issue five digital banking licences to qualified applicants in the first quarter of this year after having attracted 29 applications last year.

KUALA LUMPUR: Axiata Digital Bhd’s financial technology (fintech) arm Boost Holdings Sdn Bhd is confident of securing one of the digital banking licences from Bank Negara.

The central bank is expected to issue five digital banking licences to qualified applicants in the first quarter of this year after having attracted 29 applications last year.

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