Viettel Group has officially announced the establishment of a subsidiary specializing in digital finance, marking a new strategic step in expanding the group's digital ecosystem and value-added services. According to a decision signed by the Chairman of Viettel Group, the new enterprise will be named Viettel Digital Financial Services Corporation, operating as a limited liability company with 100% of its charter Capital owned by Viettel. The company was granted its Business Registration Certificate on January 5, 2026.
With a registered capital of VND 1,379 billion, its headquarters are located in Keangnam.
Viettel Digital Financial Services Corporation has a charter Capital of VND 1,379 billion, with its headquarters located on the 44th-45th floors of Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower (Hanoi). With such a large Capital base from its inception, the company demonstrates Viettel's long-term ambitions in the finance and technology sector.
Focus on digital payment infrastructure.
In terms of operational direction, the new company will assume the Vai of a payment intermediary, focusing on developing core services including:
- e-wallet
- Collection and payment solutions for businesses and organizations.
- Electronic payment gateway
These are all key components in the cashless payment ecosystem, closely linked to Viettel's telecommunications infrastructure, data, and large customer base.
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Leveraging financial strength and telecommunications infrastructure.
The establishment of the digital finance company comes as Viettel continues to maintain its position as a leading defense and security enterprise, and one of the most financially powerful corporations in Vietnam. Observers believe that the new company will help Viettel maximize its existing telecommunications infrastructure, technology, and data to promote large-scale digital payment and fintech solutions.
Business results continue to show strong growth.
In 2025, Viettel recorded consolidated revenue of VND 220,400 billion, a 13.8% increase compared to the same period; pre-tax profit reached VND 56,800 billion, while contributing VND 40,900 billion to the state budget. Notably, the international business segment grew by 23.9%, the highest rate in 9 years, indicating significant potential for expansion beyond traditional telecommunications operations.
