DBMM’s Digital Clarity lands Xamun on Singapore FinTech shortlist

DBMM Group said its Digital Clarity brand helped client Xamun Technologies reach the shortlist for the FinTech Week Awards & Expo Singapore 2026 in the AI-Powered Software Development category. The company says the recognition could help Xamun expand in Asian financial services and validate DBMM’s market-entry playbook.

Why it matters: - DBMM Group says the shortlisting gives Xamun Technologies added credibility with institutional buyers in Asia’s financial services market. - The recognition also supports DBMM’s broader claim that Digital Clarity can turn positioning and go-to-market strategy into measurable commercial outcomes. - The result may help shorten sales cycles in a market where independent validation matters to financial institutions.

What happened: - DBMM Group Inc. said its flagship brand, Digital Clarity, secured a shortlist place for client Xamun Technologies at the FinTech Week Awards & Expo Singapore 2026. - Xamun was nominated in the AI-Powered Software Development category for Enterprises & Mid-Market Businesses. - The awards will be presented at FinTech Week on September 16 and 17, 2026, at the Crowne Plaza Changi Airport in Singapore. - Digital Clarity identified the awards program, built the submission and positioned Xamun for its entry into Asian financial services.

The details: - The submission centered on Xamun’s Product & AI Innovation record. - Xamun’s Outcome-as-a-Service model charges no upfront cost and uses payment per transaction after the system goes live. - The model is built on the Xamun Software Factory, where AI agents generate most of the codebase from an approved specification. - Human review remains in place at each acceptance point, and the client owns the code. - The entry highlighted a referral and commission tracking system for a leading Philippine non-bank lender. - That project covered 20 subsidiaries and 500 stores. - The system integrated with customer and KYC systems. - Xamun delivered the project in two weeks, versus the lender’s estimate of six to seven months. - DBMM said the category is highly competitive and that Xamun has an excellent chance of winning.

Between the lines: - The award strategy is less about technical claims and more about proving business results. - Reggie James, DBMM’s Chief Operating Officer and Executive Director and founder of Digital Clarity, said the submission led with a two-week build against a seven-month benchmark instead of “a page of AI adjectives.” - James said the shortlisting reflects a partnership that puts DBMM in front of the institutions that make purchasing decisions. - Arup Maity, founder, president and CEO of Xamun Technologies, said the Singapore nomination tells buyers across Asia that Xamun is a serious proposition. - DBMM says the same approach is used across positioning, market entry and C-suite outreach for other clients. - The company also says its model combines retained fees with a performance-linked revenue share tied to attributable business.

What’s next: - Xamun will compete for the award at FinTech Week Singapore 2026 in mid-September. - DBMM says the Singapore recognition fits into a wider expansion plan that includes the UK, North America, Europe, Dubai and the UAE. - The company is positioning Singapore as the next step in that international roadmap.

The bottom line: - DBMM is using the Xamun shortlist to showcase Digital Clarity as a repeatable growth engine, not just an awards-entry service. - The company’s pitch is that measurable client wins can translate directly into commercial upside for DBMM and its shareholders.