YouBiz, TikTok to boost financial efficiency for businesses

The collaboration aims to help e-commerce brands optimise advertising spending and reduce financial inefficiencies.

YouBiz and TikTok for Business announced a strategic partnership to enhance financial efficiency and digital marketing for local businesses.

The collaboration aims to help e-commerce brands optimise advertising spending, reduce financial inefficiencies, and drive long-term growth.

The partnership will integrate YouBiz’s multi-currency corporate card and spend management solutions into TikTok’s advertising platform.

Businesses will benefit from unlimited 1% cashback on all expenditures, up to 3% cashback on TikTok ad spend, and cost-effective remittance services, enabling them to maximise ROI whilst cutting operational costs.

The partnership also introduces an exclusive cashback scheme, offering up to $133 (US$100) in TikTok ad credits for new advertisers.

These incentives will allow businesses to test and refine their marketing strategies, ensuring better campaign performance and smarter ad spending.

1 USD = 1.33 SGD

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