A private charter flight might be arranged in London, managed from Dubai, refueled in Nice, and funded by a customer in New York. Despite operating in a highly interconnected global environment, many aviation companies still depend on traditional payment systems that can take several days to process international transactions. Nuvion and JetPay are working to transform that reality.

Nuvion, an AI-driven global banking and cross-border payments platform that leverages both fiat currencies and stablecoins for businesses and fintech organizations, has announced a strategic partnership with JetPay (formerly Jet Link), a fintech solution specifically designed for private aviation operators and air charter brokers. The collaboration aims to provide advanced financial infrastructure tailored to the aviation sector.

By combining JetPay’s aviation-centric operational platform with Nuvion’s global payments and treasury capabilities, the partnership offers aviation companies a more efficient way to handle international payments, supplier settlements, and treasury management within a unified ecosystem.

As private aviation continues to expand internationally, operators and brokers are increasingly challenged by cross-border payments, vendor settlements, aircraft-related expenses, and treasury operations across multiple regions. Through this alliance, JetPay clients will gain access to financial tools designed to simplify and streamline global business operations.

Key benefits of the partnership include:

With Nuvion’s regulated financial infrastructure embedded into the JetPay platform, aviation businesses can access modern banking, payment, and treasury solutions without the burden of maintaining multiple banking relationships or navigating fragmented financial systems.

“This partnership marks a major step forward in financial infrastructure for the aviation industry,” said Keisha Clark, Managing Director of Nuvion.

“While private aviation operates on a global scale, the financial systems supporting it have not kept pace. Together with JetPay, we are creating a smoother, faster way for operators and brokers to move funds internationally.”

Gabriel Madrid, Chief Aviation Officer at JetPay, added, “JetPay was created to modernize the operational framework of private aviation by making payments faster and more efficient. Through our collaboration with Nuvion, we are extending that innovation to financial services, enabling passengers, brokers, and operators to expand globally with intelligent, always-on payment capabilities.”

From paying for fuel in Europe and compensating crews in the Middle East to receiving customer payments from North America, aviation businesses can now manage global financial transactions through a single integrated platform.

The partnership underscores Nuvion’s vision that companies operating internationally should be able to transfer money across borders with the same ease and speed that they conduct business worldwide.

PhilWeb Corporation, a leading provider of gaming technology infrastructure in the Philippines, reaffirmed its commitment to innovation at SiGMA Asia 2026, showcasing its ongoing evolution through advanced digital solutions, scalable platforms, and strategic investments in technology that support Asia’s fast-growing digital economy.

During the event, PhilWeb demonstrated its long-term strategy as an established technology and platform provider, focusing on strengthening digital infrastructure, enhancing operational scalability, advancing customer engagement capabilities, and developing future-ready platforms. Its participation underscored the company's ambition to play a larger role within the region’s expanding technology, digital entertainment, and fintech sectors.

Drawing on more than two decades of industry experience, PhilWeb has continued to adapt to shifting market dynamics and emerging technologies. The company has progressively strengthened its capabilities through investments in modernized platforms, integrated digital ecosystems, payment technologies, and data-driven tools that enable efficient and scalable operations.

As digital transformation accelerates across Asia, PhilWeb recognizes significant opportunities in technology-enabled environments where connectivity, automation, enhanced customer experiences, and operational efficiency are increasingly critical to sustainable growth.

At SiGMA Asia 2026, the company highlighted efforts to expand its digital ecosystem by enhancing platform functionality, strengthening payment integration capabilities, and delivering technology solutions that create seamless interactions across both online and physical channels.

PhilWeb also emphasized the rising demand for integrated platforms and scalable digital operations as consumers increasingly embrace connected, technology-driven experiences. In response, the company continues to explore innovations that improve accessibility, increase operational agility, and deepen customer engagement.

The event also enabled PhilWeb to connect with international technology organizations, fintech innovators, digital infrastructure providers, payment solution specialists, and regional partners, supporting the company’s broader growth and collaboration objectives.

In addition to advancing its technology agenda, PhilWeb remains committed to strong corporate governance, regulatory compliance, operational transparency, and sustainable business practices as core pillars of its long-term strategy.

GLN International, the global cross-border payments platform subsidiary of Hana Bank led by CEO Seok Lee, has announced an expansion of its QR payment services across Mainland China through integration with the Weixin Pay network operated by Tenpay Global.

With this enhancement, GLN users can now make QR code payments not only at merchants connected to UnionPay International, but also throughout the extensive Weixin Pay merchant network commonly used across China. The broader coverage allows travelers to complete payments smoothly in numerous daily situations, including dining at street vendors, shopping, using public transportation, and paying for taxi services, creating a more convenient experience for visitors.

The new integration further develops GLN’s collaboration with UnionPay International, which began last year, and reinforces the company’s payment infrastructure throughout China. By linking both the UnionPay and Weixin Pay ecosystems, GLN has considerably widened QR payment access for international travelers.

Unlike many traditional overseas payment options that require separate local applications or physical cards, GLN enables customers to pay directly through familiar Korean banking and fintech apps already used domestically. The service is currently supported on platforms such as Purple GLN, Hana OneQ, Hana Money, Hana Card, and Toss, while additional integrations with Naver Pay and KB Star Banking are expected to roll out in phases.

“By broadening our QR payment coverage, travelers can enjoy a smoother and more flexible payment experience across many more everyday situations in China,” said Seok Lee, CEO of GLN International. “We will continue expanding our global payment network so users can enjoy the same easy and convenient payment experience abroad that they are accustomed to at home.”