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Connect with us. Like and follow MIMOS @ Facebook & Twitter /mimosmalaysia MIMOS is Malaysia’s national applied research and development centre. MIMOS contributes to raising Malaysia's competitiveness by pioneering market creation for Malaysian technopreneurs through patentable technology platforms, products and solutions.

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Red Dot Payment (RDP) is a Southeast Asian grown payment technology company and currently serves regional and global merchants with a full suite of digital payment solutions. Founded in 2011, RDP is recognized as one of the top 10 fastest growing companies driven by technology and innovation by a research study in 2019.* Starting as a gateway service provider, RDP grew to be the trusted partner in Asia for online and offline payment solutions, providing dedicated, secure and industry tailored solutions. RDP clients include businesses looking for industry-specific cards and/or alternate payments solutions, that are PCI DSS Level 1 certified and GDPR compliant, to scale and adapt to their business needs. Today, RDP has offices in Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Australia and Taiwan. Since 2019, RDP is proud to be part of Pay U and Prosus global ecosystem. For more information, please visit www.reddotpayment.com. (*a study by global research company Statista and The Straits Times)