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SyFu has entered a strategic partnership with Finverse to bring bank and card payment data from five Asian markets into its app. Finverse connects to around 40 financial institutions across Hong Kong, Singapore, the Philippines, Vietnam and Malaysia, which means SyFu users can now feed their everyday payments into GameFi without issuing a new card or changing how they pay.
Finverse already supports automated withdrawals, QR payments and secure data exchange through encrypted APIs, giving SyFu real time access to card data across these markets. Users stick to their regular cards, link their activity through BIND, and start earning EVT tokens and NFTs as their daily spending flows directly into the GameFi experience.
SyFu is already integrated with Salt Edge in Europe, which covers more than 5,000 financial institutions in 50 countries. Adding Finverse extends the network across six Asian countries, building a global payment data backbone that runs on a Europe plus Asia split. Institutions in the five Asian markets will be added one by one as connections complete, although some banks may remain incompatible due to technical or regulatory limits.
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The partnership brings clear impact. Payment data from Asia links automatically into SyFu, the DePIN infrastructure scales globally with strong security, and everyday transactions become a universal proof of economic contribution. This opens the door to loyalty programs, NFT based proof of purchase and DID or SBT driven credibility scores that tie Web3 to real world activity.
With Japan’s Money Forward ME and Europe’s Salt Edge already in the mix, the Finverse deal rounds out SyFu’s global footprint. The company now pushes toward an economy where everyday consumption turns into digital assets on chain. It is also laying the groundwork for next generation credit models using SBT and deeper data collaboration with companies.
The SyFu and Finverse linkup stands as one of Asia’s early examples of open banking APIs being applied to Web3 and GameFi. Both sides are now aiming to build a model where Asia’s financial rails connect cleanly with the broader Web3 ecosystem through the value locked inside payment data.
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