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Head of Growth, Deposits Managed (DM) (Contract of Employment)

Versa Asia
Full-Time

The Head of Growth at Versa leads the growth agenda by driving data-driven user journeys and optimizing engagement through the Versa app. This role involves leading the Growth Squad and collaborating with cross-functional teams to achieve growth targets and align with business goals.

Selangor
MYR 10000 - 15000

Cash and Remittance

Luxoft Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
Full-Time

This role is based at a technology center in Kuala Lumpur for a leading Asian bank and focuses on developing and maintaining financial technology applications, particularly related to Local and Bill Payment systems. The position involves programming on AS400 systems, supporting payment services, and mentoring junior developers.

Kuala Lumpur
Undisclosed

Digitalization Intern

Wss Global Business Services Sdn. Bhd.
Internship

The Intern position within the FSS team involves assisting with various assigned tasks under the supervision of the Team Leader, Digitalization. The role supports financial and digitalization processes in a global work environment.

Kuala Lumpur
Undisclosed

Developer BE - Digital Banking

Accenture Malaysia
Full-Time

This role is for a Backend Developer in Digital Banking focusing on Java programming. The developer will work independently on building and configuring packaged software and SaaS products, including developing, testing, and supporting application releases.

Kuala Lumpur
Undisclosed

Client Success & Operations Executive

Snatch Park Bizsolutions Sdn Bhd
Full-Time

The Client Success & Operations Executive is responsible for the delivery and operation of cashless parking payment systems across the country. This role involves working with both internal teams and external partners to ensure efficient service to clients.

Selangor
MYR 3000 - 5000

HEAD OF PRODUCT, PAYMENTS

Global Blue
Full-Time

The Head of Product, Payments is responsible for defining and executing the product strategy for Global Blue Payments in Australia. This role involves leading a team to deliver innovative payment solutions that meet local market demands and align with global initiatives while supporting business growth in the payments industry.

Kuala Lumpur
Undisclosed

Base 24 Senior Developer

Cognizant Malaysia
Full-Time

The Base 24 Senior Developer is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining the BASE24 Classic payments platform, focusing on components like authorization, settlement, and transaction monitoring. The role involves addressing complex technical issues, mentoring junior developers, and collaborating with various teams to deliver secure payment solutions.

Selangor
Undisclosed

By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated May 2026

About Fintech Jobs in Malaysia

Malaysia is one of Southeast Asia's most advanced fintech markets, driven by Bank Negara Malaysia's progressive regulatory framework, a high smartphone penetration rate, and a government committed to building a digital economy. The sector spans digital payments, e-wallets, digital banking, peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, equity crowdfunding, insurtech, wealthtech, and cryptocurrency — creating a diverse and fast-growing career ecosystem.

Malaysia's e-wallet landscape is dominated by Touch 'n Go eWallet (the country's largest by users), GrabPay, Boost (Axiata Digital), MAE by Maybank, and ShopeePay. The arrival of digital banks — GX Bank (Grab-led consortium), AEON Bank, Boost Bank, RHB-YTL Digital Bank, and Sea Money (KKB) — following Bank Negara's 2022 digital banking licence awards has injected significant hiring momentum into the sector, particularly for product, engineering, and risk roles.

Malaysia's Securities Commission-licensed P2P and equity crowdfunding platforms (Funding Societies, FundedByMe, pitchIN) and the Labuan International Business and Financial Centre's crypto-friendly jurisdiction further diversify fintech employment. The broader digital financial services ecosystem also includes payroll tech, payment gateways (iPay88, Stripe Malaysia, Adyen), and embedded finance platforms serving Malaysia's growing SME base.

Salary & Hiring Trends in Fintech

Fintech product and engineering roles command significant premiums. Junior product managers and software engineers at funded fintech companies earn RM 4,000 – RM 7,000/month. Mid-level product managers, data engineers, and fintech solution architects earn RM 7,000 – RM 14,000/month. Senior product directors, heads of engineering, and CTO-track roles earn RM 15,000 – RM 35,000/month at leading digital banks and wallets.

Digital banking roles — particularly credit risk, fraud analytics, compliance (Bank Negara BNM/RHs), and AML/KYC — are commanding the highest growth in salary premium as the five new digital banks build out their teams. Blockchain and DeFi engineers remain scarce and highly compensated. Growth and performance marketing roles at e-wallet platforms are also in strong demand, with measurable CAC/LTV experience attracting senior compensation packages.

Top Fintech Roles in Malaysia

Product Manager (Fintech / Digital Payments)

Defines and drives the product roadmap for payment, wallet, or digital banking products — owning the user experience, feature prioritisation, and commercial outcomes.

Fintech Software Engineer

Builds the backend, API, and mobile-app layers for digital payment systems, e-wallets, and digital banking platforms at high transaction volume scale.

Compliance / Regulatory Affairs Executive

Ensures fintech operations comply with Bank Negara Malaysia guidelines, Securities Commission requirements, and AML/CFT regulations.

Fraud & Risk Analyst

Monitors transaction patterns, builds fraud detection models, and manages risk policy for digital payment and lending platforms.

Business Development Manager (Fintech)

Builds merchant and partner ecosystems for payment gateways, e-wallets, and B2B fintech solutions — driving transaction volume and revenue growth.

Data Scientist / Credit Risk Modeller

Builds credit scoring models, fraud detection systems, and customer analytics for digital banks and P2P lending platforms using alternative data.

How to Land a Fintech Job in Malaysia

  1. 1

    Search SuperJobs using terms like "fintech", "digital banking", "e-wallet", "payment product manager", or "fraud analyst" to surface the most relevant listings.

  2. 2

    For product and engineering roles, build a portfolio of products or projects you have shipped — include user metrics, transaction volumes, or other commercial outcomes where possible.

  3. 3

    Demonstrate your understanding of Bank Negara Malaysia's regulatory environment: Payment Systems Act, Electronic Money (e-Money) guidelines, and digital banking licence conditions are frequently discussed in fintech interviews.

  4. 4

    Apply through SuperJobs. Fintech companies in Malaysia are fast-hiring — many operate with 2–3 interview rounds rather than the extended processes common in traditional banking.

  5. 5

    Prepare for case studies and technical tests: product manager interviews typically include a product design challenge; data science roles include a take-home analytics problem; engineering roles include a live coding test.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of fintech jobs are available in Malaysia?
Fintech jobs in Malaysia include product manager, software engineer (backend, mobile, full-stack), data scientist, credit risk modeller, fraud analyst, AML/KYC analyst, compliance officer, regulatory affairs executive, business development manager, merchant acquisition executive, payments operations executive, customer success manager, UX designer, growth marketer, and Chief Risk Officer (CRO). Roles exist at e-wallets, digital banks, payment gateways, P2P lending platforms, equity crowdfunding platforms, insurtech companies, and wealthtech startups.
What is the salary range for fintech jobs in Malaysia?
Junior product and engineering roles at funded fintechs earn RM 4,000–7,000/month. Mid-level product managers and senior engineers earn RM 7,000–14,000/month. Data scientists and risk modellers earn RM 7,000–16,000/month. Product directors, heads of engineering, and compliance directors earn RM 15,000–35,000/month. C-suite roles (CEO, CTO, CRO) at digital banks earn RM 30,000–80,000/month total compensation.
What qualifications are needed for fintech jobs in Malaysia?
Engineering roles require a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related discipline. Product management roles value relevant experience over specific degrees. Data science roles require strong Python/SQL skills and statistical modelling knowledge. Compliance and regulatory roles benefit from professional qualifications in finance or law, plus knowledge of Bank Negara Malaysia's regulatory framework. CAMS (Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist) is the standard for AML/KYC roles. For credit risk, CFA and knowledge of Basel III/IV frameworks are valued.
Which companies hire the most fintech professionals in Malaysia?
The five digital banks are among the most active hirers: GX Bank (Grab), AEON Bank, Boost Bank (Axiata-RHB), YTL Digital Bank, and Sea Money (KKB). E-wallet operators — Touch 'n Go eWallet, GrabPay, Boost, MAE by Maybank, ShopeePay — maintain large product and engineering teams. Payment gateways including iPay88, Razer Merchant Services, MOLPay, Adyen, and Stripe Malaysia also employ local teams. P2P lenders (Funding Societies, CapBay), insurtech (PolicyStreet, Qoala), and wealthtech firms (StashAway, Wahed) round out the ecosystem.
How do I apply for fintech jobs on SuperJobs?
Search "fintech jobs Malaysia", "digital banking product manager", or "e-wallet engineer KL" on SuperJobs. Filter by industry (Fintech or Financial Services) and role type. Fintech companies in Malaysia hire rapidly — keep your profile updated and respond promptly to recruiter messages. Include links to GitHub repositories, published apps, or a portfolio for engineering and product roles. Many fintech companies use SuperJobs alongside LinkedIn — both channels are worth maintaining.