Kuala Lumpur, 1 September 2026 – Paydibs has introduced a merchant-financing proposition that ties repayments to an agreed share of weekly payment settlements, extending the Malaysian payments provider’s role beyond processing transactions and into working-capital support for merchants.
The structure replaces a fixed weekly instalment with a repayment amount that moves alongside the merchant’s transaction performance. When sales processed through Paydibs are stronger, the amount directed towards repayment rises; when turnover softens, the deduction falls. For small and medium-sized enterprises managing seasonal demand or uneven cash conversion cycles, that alignment could reduce the mismatch between a rigid repayment calendar and daily operating receipts.
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