ShopBack Brings Visa Rewards to In Store Payments
ShopBack is expanding its partnership with Visa in Singapore, enabling consumers to earn rewards on in-store payments made with eligible Visa cards through ShopBack Pay. This new offering extends ShopBack’s existing online card-linked rewards to physical merchants, significantly broadening its reach within Singapore’s retail landscape. The ShopBack Pay network currently encompasses over 20,000 physical outlets and processed more than 16 million in-store transactions in 2025 across various categories, including food and beverage, travel, and marketplaces. This strategic move follows ShopBack’s recent acquisition of a Major Payment Institution licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, solidifying its position in the local payments ecosystem.
This expansion of ShopBack’s Visa partnership into in-store payments in Singapore signifies a crucial evolution in the region’s fintech landscape. By integrating card-linked rewards directly into physical transactions, ShopBack is not only enhancing its value proposition for consumers but also deepening its penetration into the offline retail sector. This move leverages the widespread adoption of Visa cards while providing merchants with an additional avenue to attract and retain customers through a seamless rewards program. It reflects a broader trend in Southeast Asia where payment platforms are increasingly blurring the lines between online and offline commerce to capture a larger share of consumer spending.
The strategic importance of this development is further underscored by ShopBack’s recent acquisition of a Major Payment Institution licence. This regulatory approval provides the necessary foundation for such an expansion, demonstrating a commitment to compliance and robust operational frameworks. For the Asian tech ecosystem, this partnership highlights the continued innovation in payment solutions and the growing collaboration between established financial networks like Visa and agile fintech startups. It also signals the increasing maturity of digital payment infrastructure in markets like Singapore, where convenience and integrated rewards are becoming key differentiators in a competitive environment.
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