This press release was issued by Wise.
- Singapore is Wise’s APAC hub, home to just under 600 employees across functions, including Product, Compliance, People, Operations and Customer Service
- The new office at Paya Lebar Quarter spans over 31,800 square feet - 25% larger than its previous space
- This is Wise’s third move in Singapore and its largest to date, featuring enhanced wellness and collaborative spaces to boost productivity and employee well-being
Wise, the global technology company building the best way to move and manage the world’s money, has expanded its Asia Pacific hub in Singapore with a new office at Paya Lebar Quarter. Spanning 31,800 square feet — 25% larger than its previous location — this is Wise’s largest office in Singapore to date, reflecting the company’s long-term commitment to the region.
The new office was officiated by Siisi Saetalu, Deputy Head, Estonian Embassy, and Nik Mehta, British High Commissioner to Singapore.
This follows a year of global growth for Wise, with new office openings in London, Tallinn, and Kuala Lumpur, and further expansion in Austin. It also comes on the heels of Wise’s recognition in the Financial Times Best Employers Asia-Pacific 2025 list, underscoring the company’s commitment to creating an inclusive and positive workplace.
A hub for innovation and growth
Singapore has been Wise’s Asia Pacific headquarters since 2016, supporting the company’s second-largest revenue-generating region globally, after Europe. Since 2022, Wise’s Singapore team has more than doubled to just under 600 employees, spanning across Product, Engineering, Operations, Customer Service, Compliance and more. The Engineering team in Singapore now represents about 10% of the company’s global engineering workforce. With its new headquarters, Wise is well-placed to tap into Singapore’s diverse talent pool and global connectivity.
Wise has also seen strong customer adoption, with its customer base in Singapore growing by 30% in the last financial year, driven by both individuals and businesses. Wise Platform, the company’s infrastructure offering for banks and enterprises, has been instrumental in driving Wise’s growth in the region, forming partnerships with major banks and digital platforms including Standard Chartered, Morgan Stanley, Agoda and Tiger Brokers.
The new office reflects Wise’s strategic investment in the future of digital financial services in the Asia Pacific region. Over the years, the company has continued to invest in building direct connections to payment systems, starting in 2018 when Wise became the first non-bank to connect to the UK’s Faster Payment System FPS. Today, Wise has six direct integrations to payment systems, including Singapore’s Fast and Secure Transfers FAST, the Philippines’ InstaPay, Australia’s New Payments Platform NPP, with approvals to join Japan’s domestic payment network Zengin.