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FIS launches digital corporate banking platform in Asia-Pacific
Software allows financial institutions to serve all client segments from a single infrastructure without replacing legacy systems
The Asset   6 Aug 2026

New York-listed fintech major FIS has launched its digital commercial banking platform in Asia-Pacific, enabling banks in the region to serve all business segments on a single infrastructure without replacing existing core systems.

Digital One Commercial supports real-time, multi-rail payments with native multi-language, multi-currency, and cloud-ready capabilities for the region's diverse regulatory environments.

The latest launch completes the platform's global rollout, making it available to financial institutions across the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and now Asia-Pacific.

A Celent report shows that corporate banking IT spending in APAC grew by 5.5% in 2025 and accelerated by 6.2% in 2026, as banks prioritize investment in client lifecycle management and corporate digital platforms.

However, many institutions still manage SMB ( small and medium-sized business ) and corporate clients on separate, country-specific systems while navigating market-specific compliance requirements, data sovereignty mandates requiring flexible cloud deployment, and rising expectations from business customers who demand the real-time, connected digital services now standard in retail banking, FIS says.

Digital One Commercial is purpose-built to serve business customers across the money lifecycle – from everyday cash management and payments through to trade finance, foreign exchange and corporate treasury.

According to FIS, a leading APAC bank already runs Digital One Commercial across 15 countries on a single instance, serving approximately 350,000 business customers and over 1 million end users, accelerating time-to-market for new products and growing commercial banking revenue without the complexity of managing separate country systems.

“APAC's commercial banking landscape is among the most complex in the world, and too many banks are navigating it with separate systems built for individual markets rather than the region. The opportunity is not incremental improvement – it is helping banks unite their commercial banking operations, serve every business segment from a single platform, and unlock growth across the region,” says Peter Boyer, co-president, banking solutions, FIS.

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