Where Merchants, Consumers, and Global Markets Connect.
OTT Pay is a Canadian fintech company headquartered in Toronto, operating at the intersection of payments, financial services, and consumer technology.
Founded within OTT Financial Group in 2006, our platform has grown from Canada's first WeChat Pay and Alipay acceptance solution into a full-stack payments and financial ecosystem: acquiring, global accounts, card issuing, and a Super App serving tens of millions of end users.
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Why We Built OTT Pay.
Commerce doesn’t stop at borders but payments infrastructure often does.
When OTT Financial Group was founded in Toronto in 2006, a vast and growing population of merchants serving cross-cultural and cross-border customers had limited options: legacy processors that didn’t support the payment methods their customers actually used, fragmented tools that multiplied overhead, and settlement infrastructure that couldn’t keep pace with global trade.
OTT Pay was built to change that.
We started with a single insight: the future of commerce is multi-market, multi-currency, and multi-method, and the businesses navigating that future need a platform that moves with them.
We launched Canada’s first WeChat Pay and Alipay acceptance solution, built direct relationships with tier-1 banking partners across North America and Asia, and expanded steadily into a platform that now serves merchants from single-location retailers to multinational enterprises.
Today, OTT Pay is more than a payment processor. We are a financial infrastructure company, licensed by the Bank of Canada, FINTRAC, and CIRO, building the connective layer between merchants, consumers, and global markets.
To give every merchant – wherever they operate – the payments infrastructure, financial tools, and market access they need to grow without limits.
The Team Building the Future of Global Payments.
Daphne Huang brings over 20 years in fintech and cross-border payments. She previously served as Senior VP for APAC and Greater China head at Thunes, and as head of SWIFT China, with deep experience in global payment-network build-out, cross-border fund flows, financial institution partnerships and business development.
Stephen Crowe is an expert in international financial crime prevention and anti-money laundering, with deep experience across compliance, financial investigation, transaction monitoring, sanctions screening and regulatory governance. He has held senior roles at Thunes, Barclays, Wio Bank, GCGRA and Alshaya Group across multiple markets.
Syed Abidi
Syed Abidi is a seasoned technology and operations leader with broad experience across enterprise software, AI, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure and product R&D. He holds an M.Eng. and CISSP, and brings deep capability in fintech platform architecture, systems innovation and operational efficiency across global markets.
Vivian Zhou is a seasoned corporate-finance and capital-markets executive with broad experience across corporate finance, treasury, investment banking, M&A and equity research. She was previously Director of Corporate Finance at Baidu, with earlier roles at Bryan Garnier and BNP Paribas across Asia and Europe.
Jenny Wu brings over 15 years in global payments and financial services, with a strong record in channel development, partner-ecosystem building and market growth. She was previously Country GM and China head at Western Union, with management roles at RBC, Mastercard, BMO and Allianz.
Jason Zhang
Jason Zhang drives marketing strategy, brand development and partnership initiatives across Canada, the U.S. and Asia. With 6 years in fintech, he brings hands-on expertise in payment infrastructure, cross-border finance and go-to-market execution, and holds a Master of Science from Columbia Business School.
Alain Raes previously served as Chief Executive for EMEA and Asia-Pacific at SWIFT, based in Singapore, joining in 1990 and serving over 25 years, including as Director for Continental Europe. He also held roles at Citibank (Belgium) and Fortis Bank (Singapore), with deep expertise in financial-market infrastructure across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.
Dwight Duncan previously served as Deputy Premier and Minister of Finance of Ontario, Canada, spending over 18 years in the Ontario legislature, delivering six provincial budgets and driving major reforms in energy, taxation, pensions and infrastructure. He led Ontario’s response to the 2008-09 financial crisis and now serves as Chancellor of the University of Windsor.