UOB Vietnam debuts supply chain finance solutions on UOB Infinity

These new capabilities will enable UOB’s FSCM solutions to be delivered digitally, covering the entire supply chain cycle – from procurement to payment, production to sales, and invoicing to collections – all within a single, integrated platform.

According to the 2024 UOB Business Outlook Study, Vietnamese businesses are increasingly realising the critical importance of strategic supply chain management. About 94 per cent of respondents acknowledged that effective supply chain management is important to their business, outpacing their regional counterparts in this awareness. More than four in 10 companies are seeking connections with the right technology and solution providers, or easier access to bank funding or grants, to ensure supply chain stability.

Across the key ASEAN markets, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, it was a similar story with 90 per cent of the region’s companies saying that supply chain management is important.

In response, more businesses across the region are adopting tools that help them manage their supply chains more efficiently, particularly through digital platforms.

UOB Infinity’s FSCM feature had earlier been launched in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, mainland China and Hong Kong. With the launch in Vietnam, all of UOB’s major markets have been covered, cementing the bank’s leadership in supply chain financing across Greater China and ASEAN.

Across the region, there has been strong uptake of the FSCM feature on UOB Infinity. In 2024, the number of anchor clients grew by 150 per cent year-on-year, while the number of spokes onboarded increased by 430 per cent. These were accompanied by a ten-fold rise in digital trade invoices year-on-year and a 33 per cent increase in digital trade finance activities.

Pham Van Khanh, head of Transaction Banking at UOB Vietnam, said, "Vietnam continues to attract growing interest from businesses seeking to diversify and strengthen their supply chain operations. As businesses expand their manufacturing and sourcing networks, our end-to-end digital solutions provide the tools necessary to optimise working capital management, improve cash flow, and strengthen risk control within their supply chain ecosystems. Today’s launch underscores UOB’s commitment to supporting ASEAN connectivity and our ambition to be the number one cross-border trade bank across the region."

By integrating FSCM capabilities into UOB Infinity, corporate customers in Vietnam can now manage cash, trade and FSCM transactions with a single login, enhancing convenience and visibility.

With the new FSCM feature, corporate clients can digitally connect with their supply chain ecosystem partners, including buyers, suppliers, and distributors in Vietnam, across ASEAN and in Greater China. They can seamlessly submit trade documents and initiate financing requests at various stages of the supply chain, such as pre- and post-shipment supplier financing, distributor financing and accounts receivable purchasing. This strengthens supply chain efficiency, resilience and inclusivity to support business growth.

The FSCM feature also improves operational efficiency and financial management by:

With the integration of FSCM capabilities into UOB Infinity, UOB reaffirms its commitment to empowering businesses in Vietnam and the region with seamless, digital-first solutions that drive supply chain resilience and sustainable growth.

On April 12, United Overseas Bank (Vietnam) Limited (UOB Vietnam) signed a green trade finance facility agreement with Ben Tre Import Export Joint-Stock Corporation (Betrimex) on sustainable coconut production.

United Overseas Bank (Vietnam) and Nam Viet Corporation signed a green trade finance agreement on April 4, reinforcing their commitment to advancing sustainable aquaculture in Vietnam.

United Overseas Bank (UOB) Vietnam was named among the Top 10 Green Services for 2025 at the 22nd 'Enterprises for a Green Environment' awards, held in Hanoi on April 26 by the Institute of Economics and Culture under the Ministry of Science and Technology.