Vietnamese digital wallet and payments platform expanding into credit
Zalopay runs a consumer payments and wallet platform in Vietnam on a Go, Kafka, Kubernetes and ArgoCD stack with MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB behind it. Job posts point beyond payments: credit model performance analysis and whitelist expansion work suggest a lending product being scaled carefully, while recurring pains around reconciliation, settlement and post-payment data correctness show back-office plumbing under strain. Hiring is accelerating and tilted toward marketing and senior roles.
Zalopay is a privately held payments platform headquartered in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City, operating as part of VNG Corporation. It serves consumers and merchants in Vietnam with digital payments and a broad set of financial services, and its job posts reference merchant wallets, balance management and credit offerings. The company employs between 501 and 1,000 people and hires in Vietnam. Its teams span engineering, product, data, marketing, sales, support, finance and security.
Zalopay builds with Go, React and React Native, stores data in MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Redis, streams with Kafka, and runs on Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform and ArgoCD, with Airflow, Tableau, Power BI and Looker for analytics.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in Vietnam, led by marketing alongside engineering, product, sales, support, data, finance and security, with a skew toward senior-level roles.
Current work includes credit model performance analysis, whitelist expansion, shared data foundations, clearing and settlement flows, merchant wallet and balance management, and payment approval workflows.
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