
Malaysian university students will use Xsolla's payment and distribution platform under a new MOU, bridging academic learning and commercial game development.
Xsolla signed a memorandum of understanding with Management and Science University in Malaysia, giving students access to the company’s payment, monetization and distribution platforms. The deal is meant to bridge academic training with commercial game development.
Under the MOU, students can integrate Xsolla’s end-to-end commerce ecosystem into their projects, covering payments, publishing, and distribution. The company will also participate in MSU convocation activities, presenting industry awards to outstanding graduates.
“Today’s game developers need more than technical skills; they need to understand the complete business of bringing games to market,” said Chris Hewish, president of Xsolla. “Our partnership with MSU gives students access to the technologies, workflows, and commercial infrastructure used throughout the industry.”
MSU is ranked #597 in the QS World University Rankings 2026. The university runs experiential learning programs across Information Sciences, Engineering, and Technology. Both organizations plan to explore additional collaborations for talent development and innovation within Malaysia’s interactive entertainment sector.
More details are available at xsolla.pro/MSU.
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