Tech In Asia Online News – Page 72 – I wish I had more to offer

Bilibili at a crossroads with planned revamp to increase users

It plans to overhaul its exam process to boost user growth and become a major iQiyi and Tencent Video contender. Go to Source

London-based fintech startup Rapyd is first to join the program, looking to extend its portfolio to clients in Singapore and beyond. Go to Source

“We need to push the financial inclusion faster,” said Visa Indonesia’s president director. Go to Source

The partnership means Ovo is no longer the sole mobile payment option for Grab. Go to Source

Didi said the Hitch’s trial relaunch follows a comprehensive safety review and product revamp that started last year. Go to Source

The move is expected to break Grab’s “monopoly” in the country. Go to Source

Find out at the Tech in Asia x MCCY panel this November 19. Go to Source

It plans to expand its footprint to more cities, build up its franchise model, and boost its consumer lending business. Go to Source

It was operating just 1,000 bikes under a sandbox license. Go to Source

Drivehub, which said it has reached breakeven, also looks to venture into the vehicle subscription model and P2P car rental. Go to Source