NEWS DESK

Xsolla Significantly Expands Payment Solutions in Cambodia and Indonesia

Xsolla, a global video game commerce company, is pleased to announce the expansion of its payment solutions in Cambodia and Indonesia, providing access to localized payment methods tailored to each region. This initiative aligns with Xsolla’s broader strategy to strengthen its presence across Southeast Asia (SEA) and support game developers in effectively monetizing and distributing their games in these rapidly growing markets.

In Cambodia, Xsolla introduces eight new payment methods, including Internet banking options and digital wallets, tailored to the preferences of Cambodian users. This strategic expansion covers up to 90% of the payments market, ensuring that nearly every player in Cambodia can pay using their preferred method. For example, Bakong KHQR, a QR code-based payment system, holds 45% of the market share, while Acleda Bank accounts for 15%. Supported by the country’s ongoing digital transformation, with digital payment transactions surging by 28.7%, these solutions, including Wing Money, Pi Pay, and others, will enable game developers to reach nearly 2 million gamers in Cambodia, facilitating seamless checkout experiences and boosting sales.

In Indonesia, Xsolla is introducing several new payment methods to help game developers tap into the country’s vast gaming market, with over 185 million gamers out of a 275 million-strong population. Approximately 80% of consumers in Indonesia are unbanked or underbanked. With smartphone penetration reaching up to 80%, Alternative Payment Methods (APMs) are the most preferred option in Indonesia. By integrating these APMs, Xsolla can cover up to 90% of the market. This includes E-wallets, which account for 39% of the market, Bank Transfers at 27%, Cards at 17%, and Cash at 11%. Popular platforms such as ShopeePay, Jenius, and Akulaku are among the new payment options, simplifying transactions for Indonesian gamers and boosting market reach for game developers in one of the fastest-growing digital markets globally.

“Xsolla’s commitment to empowering game developers to access new markets is central to our mission. By introducing localized payment methods in Cambodia and Indonesia, we provide our partners with the tools they need to succeed in these dynamic and rapidly growing gaming environments. This expansion is part of our ongoing efforts to support developers globally and help them overcome payment challenges,” said Chris Hewish, Chief Strategy Officer of Xsolla.

The gaming market in Cambodia is projected to reach $75.21 million by 2027, with mobile games accounting for 66% of the revenue in 2023. In Indonesia, digital transformation opens up significant opportunities for game developers, mainly through localized payment solutions that reduce friction and improve transaction success rates.

For more information about Xsolla’s payment solutions and how they can enhance your monetization strategy in Cambodia, Indonesia, and beyond, visit xsolla.pro/psrw

PR News Desk

PR News Desk

Disclaimer: This press release, supplied by an external third-party provider, is not under the control of this website. The information is provided 'as is' and 'as available,' and has not been edited by this website. Neither this website nor its affiliates can guarantee the accuracy of the content or endorse the opinions expressed in this press release. This press release is intended solely to inform and educate. It does not offer tax, legal, or investment advice or provide any opinion on the suitability, value, or profitability of any specific security, portfolio, or investment strategy. Neither this website nor its affiliates will be held liable for any errors or inaccuracies in the content, nor for any actions you may take based on this information. Using the information in this press release, you agree to do so at your own risk. This website, its parent company, affiliates, directors, officers, employees, agents, advertisers, and content providers, shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, consequential, special, incidental, punitive, or exemplary damages, including but not limited to lost profits, savings, or revenues, whether arising from negligence, tort, contract, or any other legal theory, even if advised of the possibility of such damages or if they could have been reasonably foreseen. Send press releases to press@menews247
Follow Me:

Related Posts