Pine Labs Partners With Stripe for Unified Payments in Singapore
The tie-up lets eligible Singapore retailers run online and in-store payments from one platform.
Key Takeaways
- Pine Labs and Stripe will unify online and in-store payments for eligible Singapore retailers.
- Online payments are processed through Stripe and in-store card payments on Pine Labs terminals.
- The offering starts in November 2026.
- The companies plan to expand to other Southeast Asian markets in 2027.
- They will show the solution at the Singapore Fintech Festival 2026.
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Pine Labs has partnered with Stripe to let eligible retailers in Singapore run online and in-store payments from a single platform. The tie-up combines Stripe's online payment capabilities with Pine Labs' payment terminals and merchant commerce tools.
From November 2026, eligible merchants in Singapore can process online payments through Stripe and accept in-store card payments on Pine Labs terminals. The two companies plan to extend the offering to other Southeast Asian markets in 2027.
Pine Labs and Stripe in Singapore at a glance
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Partners | Pine Labs and Stripe |
| Market | Singapore |
| Who can use it | Eligible retailers |
| Online payments | Processed through Stripe |
| In-store payments | Card payments on Pine Labs terminals |
| Start | November 2026 |
| Next step | Other Southeast Asian markets in 2027 |
| Showcase | Singapore Fintech Festival 2026 |
What Pine Labs adds on top of Stripe's online payments
Pine Labs brings its in-store terminals and merchant tools to the offering. These include instalment plans from multiple issuers, pay-by-points payments, merchant-funded promotions and digital marketing tools. Its terminals accept credit cards, QR code payments and contactless payments.
The offering is aimed at retailers that sell through both physical stores and digital channels. Using separate providers for each channel can complicate reporting and reconciliation. The companies will show the solution at the Singapore Fintech Festival 2026.
How Pine Labs reached this point in Singapore
Pine Labs is a listed fintech company whose offerings span merchant payments, payment orchestration, issuing, prepaid instruments and credit infrastructure. Its Singapore business already serves merchants such as Courts, iStudio, CapitaLand and FairPrice.
| When | What happened |
|---|---|
| 6 October 2026 | Pine Labs announced a unified merchant platform in Singapore that combines payment acceptance, acquiring, instalment offers and customer engagement |
| 4 November 2026 | Pine Labs and Stripe announced their partnership for Singapore retailers |
Pine Labs' Singapore offering after the Stripe tie-up
With the partnership, Singapore retailers can take online payments through Stripe and in-store card payments on Pine Labs terminals under one offering. The rollout begins in November 2026 with Singapore as the launch market. The companies said they plan to expand to other Southeast Asian markets in 2027.
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