Reimagination Technologies Inc (RIT), a developer of WhatsApp-based payment solutions, and Malaysian fintech firm Neurogine Sdn Bhd announced a partnership on Wednesday to broaden adoption of advanced payment technologies across key markets.
The collaboration, formalised through a Distributor/Reseller Agreement, will allow RIT to distribute and resell Neurogine’s software and hardware products, including SmartPOS terminals and digital payment solutions.
“By integrating Neurogine’s range of advanced payment technologies, we can deliver a more robust and innovative ecosystem to our customers, elevating the capabilities of our SocialCashier® platform and our broader SocialPOS® and VoicePay solutions,” said RIT Chief Executive Officer Jaime Federico Gonzalez Gasque. “We are now poised to offer a more comprehensive and innovative payment ecosystem. This allows us to deliver cutting-edge, secure solutions to our customers, enhancing the capabilities of our SocialCashier® platform.”
RIT will represent Neurogine products including the n2Tap, nDMP (Device Management Platform), nDiagnose, nVenTap, nToken, nCard, nMerchant, and hardware offerings such as the J1 and J2 Smart Multipurpose terminals and Tablet SmartPOS. “Our deep experience in social and conversational commerce, combined with Neurogine’s hardware and software stack, is expected to turbocharge the rollout of digital payment solutions in both developed and emerging markets,” Gasque added.
Neurogine Chief Executive Officer Chen Chee Onn said the partnership reinforces the company’s mission to expand access to secure, efficient digital payments. “By working with RIT — a firm with a bold vision and proven delivery model — we can reach underserved markets, support small and medium-sized merchants, and drive the realisation of digital economies forward,” he said.
The announcement comes amid rapid growth in non-cash transactions, which are increasing at over 16% annually. The contactless payments market is projected to rise from $57.9 billion in 2024 to more than $69.7 billion in 2025, while digital wallets processed $13.9 trillion globally in 2023, representing half of all online spending and nearly a third of in-store purchases.
“We are seeing a rapid structural shift in how the world pays. In this context, our alliance with RIT will accelerate access to the payment innovations that are already defining the future of commerce,” Chen said, noting the partnership reflects both companies’ commitment to driving global digital commerce transformation.