HANOI, Vietnam, July 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — DIFISOFT, a leading fintech company, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Navisoft, a prominent Vietnamese software development company, to establish a strategic partnership. This collaboration aims to develop and deliver innovative securities trading solutions across Southeast Asia, including Vietnam.

Navisoft is renowned for developing IT systems for major Vietnamese financial institutions, including investment banks, commercial banks, the Vietnam Stock Exchange, and the Vietnam Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation. With its core securities ledger technologies, Navisoft expects this collaboration to help both companies attract more customers in the Vietnamese market.

Mr. Pham Truong Sinh , CEO of Navisoft, expressed optimism about this partnership: “Navisoft is very much looking forward to a successful collaboration. We look forward to working together to develop innovative products and services for the Vietnamese financial market. This partnership will leverage the strengths of both companies and open up new opportunities to expand the market. This will significantly improve the quality of our customer service and meet the growing technical demands of the Vietnamese financial market.”

Mr. Won-hyung Kim, CEO of DIFISOFT, added: “Since its establishment in 2018, DIFISOFT has developed trading solutions for major Vietnamese securities firms. This strategic partnership with Navisoft will help DIFISOFT create significant synergies and expand its market reach, not only in Vietnam but across Southeast Asia. We are delighted to jointly develop innovative solutions tailored to the Southeast Asian market.”

Since 2022, DIFISOFT has operated Paave, a community-based stock investment platform targeting local retail investors. Paave offers a range of features suitable for beginners in stock investing. These features include a virtual trading simulator, AI-powered Robo advisors, and a social trading community. Earlier this year, DIFISOFT received initial funding from South Korean early-stage investors, including The Ventures, The Invention Lab, and Jones & Rocket.

 

Source: vietnamplus.vn