Moomoo announced on Nov. 10, 2026, that it has joined the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) as a Corporate Member, becoming the first wealth-tech and digital investment platform in Singapore and Southeast Asia to join the global coalition.

The company described itself as the No. 1 investment app in Singapore and Malaysia, and said its membership places it within a cross-sector coalition of banking and finance, technology and telecommunications leaders working to strengthen investor protection and combat investment scams.

A New Sector at the Table

Moomoo joins an alliance whose corporate membership includes major players across banking, payments, technology and telecommunications, including HSBC, OCBC, Standard Chartered, J.P. Morgan, Mastercard, Visa, Amazon, Google, Meta, TikTok and telecommunications providers. Mastercard serves as GASA's Chair, while Amazon is Vice-Chair.

According to the announcement, the digital brokerage and wealth-tech sector has not had a comparable presence in this ecosystem until now. Moomoo's membership is presented as filling a gap by bringing the perspective of a digital investment platform into discussions on scam prevention, intelligence-sharing, customer protection and public education.

Scams Evolving Around the Investor Journey

Moomoo said its participation in GASA will enable it to contribute relevant insights from this part of the financial ecosystem while collaborating with partners that have visibility over other stages of a scam, from the first contact through a social-media post, phone call or message, to payments and attempted fund transfers.

"Moomoo's purpose is to make investing more accessible, and that comes with a responsibility to help investors navigate the risks that can accompany a digital-first environment,“ said Jeyson Ng, CEO, Moomoo Singapore. ”Scammers exploit trust in established brands, financial institutions and online communities. The investment industry cannot stand apart from this challenge."
"By joining GASA, we are committing to contribute our perspective and insights as a wealth-tech and digital investment platform, while learning from partners across banking, payments, technology, telecommunications, law enforcement and government,“ he said. ”A safer investment environment depends on faster information-sharing, clearer customer education and coordinated action against those who misuse legitimate brands to deceive the public."

Scale in Singapore and Malaysia

The move reflects Moomoo's stated commitment to taking a more active role in combating investment scams as its business and footprint continue to expand across Singapore and Malaysia. In both markets, Moomoo said it is a market leader, being the number one investment app in both Singapore and Malaysia, with over two million users in Singapore and crossing three million downloads while opening its fourth store last month in Penang, Malaysia.

"With that scale comes a responsibility to lead. Joining GASA is not simply about taking a seat in an important global coalition; it is about making sure that the digital investment industry contributes actively to the shared fight against scams. We want investor protection to be embedded in how our sector grows, innovates and earns trust across the region," Jeyson added.

State of Scams in Asia

Scams remain a widespread threat across Asia, according to GASA's State of Scams Asia 2026 report, which found that 71% of Asian adults encountered a scam in the past year. Investment scams were among the three most common forms encountered, cited by 22% of respondents, alongside shopping and employment scams. The report estimates that scams have cost consumers US$136.5 billion across Asia.

GASA brings together policymakers, law-enforcement agencies, consumer authorities, financial institutions, technology and telecommunications companies, cybersecurity organisations and other stakeholders to share knowledge and develop practical solutions against scams.

"A scam rarely starts where the money ends up. It might begin with a fake ad, move to a messaging group, and only later reach a brokerage account, and until now we had no investment platform at the table to show us that last step. Moomoo's decision to join GASA as the first wealth-tech and digital investment platform in Southeast Asia fills a real gap in our alliance. Their insight into how fraudsters misuse the brands of legitimate brokerages will help us, and our members across banking, technology and telecommunications, to disrupt scams earlier and protect more investors," said Jorij Abraham, Managing Director and Founder, Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA).

Leading by Example

Moomoo said its GASA membership reinforces its wider ambition to be recognised not only as a market-leading digital investment platform, but also as a responsible participant in the region's financial ecosystem. It comes as the company continues to grow its presence in Southeast Asia.

“Moomoo's reputation is built on the trust customers place in us when they make decisions about their financial futures,” said Erika Chiang, Chief Marketing and Growth Officer at Moomoo Southeast Asia. "As a market leader, we have an opportunity and an obligation to use our reach responsibly. We are excited to work with GASA and the ecosystem to contribute to policy, intelligence-sharing and public-education discussions alongside established leaders from across the digital economy."
"Our partnership with GASA also allows us to connect our investor education efforts with a broader ecosystem of banks, platforms, payment providers, telecommunications companies, public agencies and law-enforcement partners, all working towards the same goal: making the digital economy safer for the people who rely on it."
"The integrity of our capital markets relies heavily on the resilience of our financial intermediaries, which serve as gateways for investor participation. Collaboration is crucial to raising that resilience and ensuring high standards of protection across the digital ecosystem. Singapore Exchange Regulation welcomes efforts that help build a safer and more trusted environment for investors," said Grace Mok, Head, Market Surveillance and Supervision, Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo).

What's Next

To kickstart a series of regional initiatives, GASA will be hosting a public webinar on investment scams for audiences in Singapore and Malaysia, where Moomoo will be contributing its insights alongside a panel including representatives from law enforcement and major platform players. Details on date and time will be shared through the official Moomoo Instagram accounts.

A longer-term programme will include regular educational content, threat-led alerts, periodic reviews of scam patterns and continued engagement with ecosystem partners.

About the Organisations

Moomoo Singapore describes itself as an integrated wealth-tech and trading platform, with an intelligent investing ecosystem across its digital platform, physical experience stores and investor education community. Through the moomoo app, it provides everyday investors and professional clients with access to global markets, diverse investment products, advanced trading tools and AI-powered insights.

Since launching in March 2021, Moomoo Singapore said it has evolved beyond an investing platform into a financial literacy resource and full-spectrum investment and wealth platform. It said it is the number 1 investment app in Singapore, having surpassed two million customers in June 2026, with users spanning retail investors to private wealth and institutional clients.

Moomoo Financial Singapore Pte. Ltd. is a subsidiary of Nasdaq-listed Futu Holdings Limited (Nasdaq: FUTU). The firm is regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and holds a Capital Markets Services Licence (CMS101000) and Major Payment Institution Licence (PS20200617), which includes the provision of Digital Payment Token Services. It also has Exempt Financial Adviser status. Moomoo Trustee (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. is a licensed trust company, while Moomoo Singapore is a CDP Clearing Member, SGX-ST Trading Member, and SGX-DT Trading and Depository Agent of CDP.

The Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) is an international organization that brings together public and private sector stakeholders to better understand, prevent and respond to scams. With over 100 member organizations worldwide, including leading financial institutions, technology companies and government bodies, GASA serves as a collaborative platform for coordinated action against scams.