Top 10 Malaysian Tech Startups in 2026

PolicyStreet's embedded insurance API processed over 8 million transactions in 2025, accounting for 12% of Malaysia's digital insurance premiums. With partnerships covering 35 major insurers and a B2B client base of 150+ third-party platforms, PolicyStreet's data-driven underwriting reduces premium costs by 15% for SMEs compared to traditional channels, cementing its role as Malaysia's insurtech leader.

StoreHub reigns as Malaysia's top SaaS platform for F&B businesses, powering over 15,000 merchants across Southeast Asia with an all-in-one cloud POS and management suite. The Beep Delivery platform, born during the pandemic, now drives 40% of its recurring revenue, outpacing Funding Societies in market penetration among SMEs. This data-led efficiency makes StoreHub an indispensable tool for digitizing Asia's food scene.

Funding Societies Malaysia stands as Southeast Asia’s largest SME digital financing platform, having disbursed over RM1 billion in business loans to underserved local enterprises. This democratized credit access fuels 15,000+ Malaysian SMEs, proving data-driven lending's power over traditional banking.

Aerodyne Group leads globally as the world's largest drone solutions provider by customer count, serving 35 countries from its Kuala Lumpur base. With over 100,000 drone inspections completed, it delivers geospatial intelligence to energy and telecom giants, achieving 95% accuracy in asset defect detection—30% higher than the industry average. This Malaysian-born titan is redefining aerial analytics with unmatched precision and reach.

HealthMetrics is revolutionizing corporate health benefits management, connecting over 500 employers with 2 million employees through a single AI-driven platform. By predicting workforce health expenditure with 85% accuracy, it saves companies an average of RM200 per employee annually.

Involve Asia dominates Southeast Asia's performance marketing sector as the region's leading affiliate and influencer network. It connects over 200,000 publishers with hundreds of advertisers, processing millions of tracked transactions monthly through a proprietary tech stack built entirely in Kuala Lumpur. The technology offers real-time analytics that reduce campaign waste by 25% compared to standard industry tools, making it an essential engine for regional e-commerce growth.

BigPay has evolved from an AirAsia travel card into a fully functional digital bank serving millions across Malaysia and Singapore, offering remittance, budgeting tools, and lending. This fintech challenger processes an average of $150 million in monthly transactions, positioning it as one of ASEAN's most watched innovators. Its pending digital banking license across Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia could double its user base to 4 million by late 2026, cementing its regional influence in consumer finance.