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6 hours ago Singapore’s first LED-enabled Razer Card is the first of its kind which lights up on payment SINGAPORE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Razer Fintech and IDEMIA clinched the Singapore Business Review (SBR) Technology Excellence Award for ‘FinTech Payment Cards’ for its LED-enabled Razer Card, the first of its kind in Singapore. The physical prepaid card can be used to make payments at any VISA-accepting merchants and is linked to Razer Fintech’s e-wallet platform to also allow for seamless virtual payments. The Razer Card, aimed at the e-wallet’s gamer...

February 15, 2021 Lianhe Zaobao At long last, GrabPay allows you to cash out your balance. How does this work, and what are the implications?  While the widespread adoption of GrabPay and the introduction of the GrabPay Mastercard has made your Grab wallet balance ‘as good as cash’, there’s always been that niggling little qualifier- “as good as”.  That’s why no one likes to be paid back with GrabPay. Once a dollar is within the GrabPay ecosystem, it’s stuck there and you’re committing to spend it in one way or another. It’s not possible to withdraw the money to a bank ac...

February 04, 2021 Twitter/verge Razer Fintech has partnered with Visa to launch the prepaid Razer Card, which literally lights up when you pay. How do its features and rewards compare to other cards on the market? Razer Fintech has never made a secret of its ambitions in the payment space. This week, the local tech giant took a big step forward with the launch of the Razer Card, a prepaid Visa solution that awards cashback on daily purchases.  Only 1337 cards will be issued during the beta phase from now till Dec 31, 2020 (and if you need to ask ‘why 1337’, you’re clearly not their ta...

2020 has been one of the best and strangest for gaming hardware yet 2020 has almost come to an end, and as we speed into 2021, leaving the year behind us in our rearview mirror, now is the perfect time to take stock on the best, the worst, and the downright weirdest PC gaming hardware developments we’ve seen over the past 12 months. We were fortunate enough to see CES 2020 kick things off in traditional fashion, with a physical show that debuted an assortment of concepts and laid the groundwork for new graphics cards, CPUs, and even next (now current) generation consoles. That was pretty mu...