SaaScada opens Singapore hub for APAC expansion

By Milan Rojan

SaaScada has announced the establishment of a regional hub in Singapore as part of its expansion across Asia-Pacific (APAC), citing growing demand for core banking modernisation in the region.

The cloud-native core banking platform provider said the Singapore office will serve as a hub for sales, partnerships and customer support across APAC. As part of the expansion, Nelson Wootton, CEO and Co-Founder of SaaScada, has relocated to Singapore to lead the company’s regional growth strategy.

According to SaaScada, financial institutions across APAC are increasingly seeking more flexible approaches to modernising core banking systems as they look to improve agility, accelerate product development and support digital transformation initiatives. The company referenced industry research highlighting growing interest in digitally native core banking models that enable banks to modernise existing infrastructure without large-scale system replacement.

Nelson Wootton, CEO and Co-Founder of SaaScada, said: “Opening our Singapore office, and relocating to lead it myself, reflects just how serious we are about the opportunity across APAC. This is a region defined by ambition, pace and digital adoption, but many institutions are being held back by core systems that make change slow, expensive and risky.”

SaaScada said its platform supports core banking modernisation through API-led integrations and real-time data capabilities. The company added that its technology is designed to help financial institutions develop and launch products more efficiently while supporting regulatory reporting, operational processes and data-driven decision-making.

The company’s expansion has also coincided with its participation in the 2026 Grow London Global mission to Singapore. Howard Dawber, Deputy Mayor of London for Business & Growth, said: “Our trade mission brings together some of London’s most exciting FinTech companies to build partnerships, exchange ideas and unlock new opportunities for growth.”

SaaScada said the Singapore operation will support its long-term growth plans in APAC, with further investment in regional partnerships and local team expansion expected as demand develops across the market.