PayNet operates Malaysia's core payment systems and financial market infrastructure—eSPICK (cheque clearing), FPX (Internet payments), MyDebit (domestic debit cards), JomPAY (bill payments), and DuitNow (instant transfers)—serving 42 participating banks. Tech stack spans Python, Pandas, SQL, PostgreSQL, Hadoop, Spark, and multi-cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure), with hiring concentrated in engineering (7 open roles at senior/principal levels). Active projects cluster around legacy infrastructure modernization, disaster recovery, and operational excellence—a pattern typical of mission-critical financial infrastructure facing regulatory and availability demands.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Engineer, Rules Lead
PayNet is Malaysia's premier payments network and central financial infrastructure operator, majority-owned by Bank Negara Malaysia with eleven Malaysian financial institutions as joint shareholders. The organization builds and operates payment systems and market infrastructures that underpin Malaysia's financial system, spanning cheque clearing, interbank transfers, bill payments, debit cards, Internet payment gateways, and instant payment schemes. With 501–1,000 employees headquartered in Mid Valley City, Kuala Lumpur, PayNet serves as the backbone connecting Malaysian banks and billers to consumers across multiple payment channels and use cases.
PayNet operates eSPICK (national cheque clearing), FPX (Internet payments), MyDebit (domestic debit cards), JomPAY (bill payments), Interbank GIRO (funds transfers across 42 banks), Direct Debit (recurring payments), and DuitNow (instant transfers).
PayNet uses Python, Pandas, NumPy, Apache Airflow, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Hadoop, Spark, AWS, GCP, Azure, Java, Go, Jenkins, Ansible, ServiceNow, Elasticsearch, Grafana, and Prometheus.
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