Apps of the World

OPay uses technology that doesn’t rely on the traditional banking system.

The e-commerce platform has also become a forum for fandoms and birthed a unique style of confessional item listings.

Boss Zhipin’s AI connects job seekers directly with recruiters, and it’s thriving on China’s employment crisis.

The Indian eyewear company, Lenskart, is now an Asian giant.

Innbucks started as an app to receive loose change at some restaurants. Now, it’s a licensed microfinance institution.

Unlike apps like Duolingo, Beelinguapp focuses on storytelling and song to engage its over 5 million users.

Featuring a whirlwind of discounts, the Sea Group-owned app is popular from Indonesia to Taiwan.

Meesho is taking on Amazon and Walmart with its focus on cheaper goods for small-town consumers.

Miaoya, which means "fabulous duck" in Chinese, charges users $1.40 to generate AI portraits that many say are shockingly accurate.

From quick credit to digital banking, Nubank bet on an easy app experience to stand out to users and criminals alike.

Jike might be the most important social network in Chinese tech.

Latin America’s answer to Venmo helps Argentines survive sky-high inflation.