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Jason Newin

Jason Newin

Chief Executive Officer (APAC)

Mesh

Jason Ne Win is the APAC CEO of Mesh, where he leads the company’s growth and expansion across Asia Pacific, scaling localized payment rails and deepening integrations with the region's largest wallets and financial institutions.

With more than a decade of experience across executive leadership, market expansion, corporate strategy and regulatory engagement, Jason specialises in scaling digital asset businesses across complex and fast evolving markets.

Prior to Mesh, Jason spent five years at Binance, serving as Chief of Staff to two successive CEOs, CZ and Richard Teng, alongside leadership roles spanning global government relations, enterprise strategy and strategic initiatives that helped steer the company through one of the most transformative periods in the digital asset industry’s evolution.

Speaking at SFF 2026

  • 3:15–3:45pmFri 20 NovIgnite StageHall 5, Singapore EXPOOpen

    Technology Rewiring

    Programmable Money and the Rise of Agentic Payments

    Ignite StageHall 5, Singapore EXPOOpen

    About this session

    Money is becoming programmable. Stablecoins, tokenized bank deposits and central bank digital currencies can now carry rules about when, where and to whom they move. Banks, card networks and fintechs are building on these new forms of money, and AI agents are starting to transact on their own. But the landscape is fragmented across issuers, networks and jurisdictions, and money that works in one system may not be accepted in another. As payments become conditional, automated and increasingly initiated by machines rather than people, the questions get sharper. How do we preserve the “singleness of money” when there are many monies? What frameworks allow businesses send value across borders as easily as a message? And when an agent pays, who carries the responsibility?
    The panel will separate what is working today from what is still hype, and set out what the industry and businesses need to get right next.