Core banking solutions provider Sunline has signed a strategic partnership agreement with global IT firm FPT Corporation to support banking transformation efforts in Thailand and international markets.
The memorandum of understanding (MoU) was formalised during the official visit of Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra to Vietnam and at the Vietnam–Thailand Business Forum 2025.
The signing was witnessed by the prime ministers of both countries and their respective government delegations, highlighting stronger collaboration in digital and technological development between the two nations.
Through the partnership, Sunline and FPT plan to accelerate core banking upgrades with a focus on SunCBS, Sunline’s next-generation core banking system.
FPT will act as a strategic integration partner, supporting solution delivery and ecosystem enablement across banking transformation initiatives in Thailand and global markets.
The firms aim to help banks modernise legacy infrastructure, improve customer experience, and boost operational flexibility.
“At Sunline, we envision a future where banks operate with greater intelligence, resilience, and ecosystem connectivity.
Our partnership with FPT marks a significant step toward realising that vision—extending the impact of our core banking solution, SunCBS, and empowering financial institutions to accelerate core modernisation, enhance compliance, and unlock next-generation digital banking capabilities,”
said Jameson Li, Group CEO of Sunline.
“The partnership between FPT and Sunline will empower businesses with enhanced speed, quality, and scalability.
Combining FPT’s expertise with Sunline’s proven track record, we aim to set new standards for digital banking services and enable financial institutions to better serve a new generation of customers—especially as Thailand advances toward a more competitive digital economy and drives the growth of neobanks across the region,”
said Levi Nguyen, CEO of FPT Thailand and FPT Taiwan, FPT Corporation.
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