Opus Technologies expands banking and payments reach

By Divya Shah

Why this matters: Regional expansion brings engineering and AI capabilities closer to banks and FinTechs, supporting payment modernisation, digital services and cross-border innovation.

Opus Technologies has expanded its presence in Dubai and Singapore as it looks to strengthen its business across the Middle East and Asia-Pacific banking and payments markets. 

The expansion will help the company work more closely with banks, payment service providers and FinTech firms as they modernise technology platforms, respond to changing payment requirements and explore artificial intelligence (AI) applications. 

Opus said the move builds on its existing engagement with a leading regional payments processor in the Middle East, extending its work in regulated payments environments. 

Dubai and Singapore are important financial and payments centres, with growing activity in real-time payments, cross-border transactions and digital financial services. Opus aims to support financial institutions in these markets through its engineering and technology capabilities. 

The company uses a Domain Native Engineering (DNE) approach, which combines AI-powered engineering with structured business and industry knowledge. The approach is designed to help organisations develop products faster, improve operational processes and make better use of technology investments. 

Srini Rajamani, Chief Executive Officer of Opus Technologies, said Dubai and Singapore were important to the company’s global growth strategy because of the pace of change across financial services. 

He added that a stronger presence in both markets would bring the company’s payments expertise and AI-powered engineering capabilities closer to clients and their technology requirements. 

Opus will continue to invest in regional talent, client engagement, delivery capabilities and partnerships, with a focus on meeting local market and regulatory requirements. 

Prakash Dev, Chief Revenue Officer of Opus Technologies, said financial institutions needed technology partners that could improve delivery speed and the value generated from transformation projects. 

He added that the company’s DNE approach combines AI-powered engineering with reusable enterprise knowledge to help clients accelerate innovation and improve returns on technology investments. 

Through the expansion, Opus aims to strengthen client relationships and support financial institutions across the Middle East and Asia-Pacific in modernising their platforms and developing digital services.