Compliance Manager

About this role

YouTrip is the leading and fastest-growing multi-currency payment platform in Asia Pacific. In 2018, we pioneered the region's first multi-currency digital wallet. Now, YouTrip is the #1 multi-currency digital wallet trusted by millions across the region, processing over US$15 billion in total payment value annually.

Our consumer and business propositions - YouTrip and YouBiz - empower individuals and businesses with inclusive, accessible, and affordable financial solutions. YouTrip has raised over US$110 million to date, including its recent Series B round led by global venture capital firm Lightspeed Venture Partners—underscoring strong investor confidence in its mission to transform digital financial services across the Asia Pacific.

Recognised as World Economic Forum's Global Innovator 2025, CNBC's World's Top Fintech Companies (2025, 2024), and LinkedIn's Top Startup (2024, 2023), YouTrip is dedicated to creating the next generation of digital finance services for consumers and businesses.

Valuing an entrepreneurial culture of diversity and inclusion, we are seeking driven individuals to join our fast-growing regional team as we push the boundaries of innovative fintech solutions.

Responsibilities

• Assume the responsibilities of our local Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO), including coordinating Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Counter-Terrorist Financing (CTF), sanctions compliance efforts, and suspicious transaction reporting (STR) for our operations
• Develop, communicate and implement a systematic approach in managing risks and advising senior stakeholders on risk related matters arising from new business initiatives and/or changes in the regulatory requirements
• Report into the Group Head of Compliance and partnering closely with the Group C-suite including our founders on global key initiatives
• Be responsible for developing and managing local compliance frameworks and policies to ensure compliance with regulations, codes of conducts, and best practices

Requirements

• 5-8 years of expertise in compliance within the financial services industry. Professional qualifications such as CAMS and/or familiarity with calibration of transaction monitoring thresholds and parameters will be an added advantage
• Experience in a fintech / payment firm or prior experience setting up a compliance team in a Financial Institution (FI) will be highly advantageous
• Strong ability to collaborate and build relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including relevant regulators
• You are capable of navigating ambiguity, and adapting to changing circumstances and regulatory landscapes

About compliance & regulatory roles for ex-police

Compliance, AML/CTF and regulatory roles. Working to AUSTRAC, ASIC and APRA obligations is a stronger regulatory grounding than most civilian applicants can offer — firms increasingly recognise this.