- Western Union targets Singapore’s digital market through Dash wallet acquisition
- Deal aligns perfectly into company’s aggressive digital expansion strategy
- Singapore’s high digital wallet adoption rates promise strong growth potential
Big Money Moves
Western Union announced plans to acquire Dash, the Singapore-based mobile wallet boasting 1.4 million users, from telecommunications giant Singtel.

The conditional agreement marks a significant expansion into Southeast Asia’s digital payment landscape.
Strategic Shuffle
The acquisition fits perfectly into Western Union’s Evolve 2025 strategy, aiming to double its digital business.

Their Q3 results showcase this digital push, reporting 15% transaction growth and 9% revenue increase in their digital segment.
Singapore’s Digital Gold
Dash, launched in 2014, offers comprehensive financial services including payments, remittances, savings, investments, and insurance.
The platform stands out in Singapore, a country ranking third globally for in-store digital wallet adoption.