SasiaNet's relentless dedication to software engineering excellence has earned multiple awards from Sri Lanka's premier technology governing body — the British Computer Society (BCS) National Best Quality Software Awards.
Five distinct SasiaNet enterprise software products honored across multiple editions of the National Best Quality Software Awards.
An advanced Android-based field collection mobility platform that enables real-time recovery recording, instant receipting, GPS location verification, and central ledger sync without physical office returns.
Enterprise SLA tracking and ticketing infrastructure engineered specifically for mission-critical financial systems support, providing transparent issue tracking, escalation governance, and audit trails.
The predominant market leader for invoice discounting and factoring in Sri Lanka. Fully aligned with Factors Chain International (FCI) standards for recourse and non-recourse operations.
Comprehensive Leasing, Hire Purchasing, and Term Loan operations suite handling interest amortizations, early settlements, delinquency aging, and automated Central Bank compliance reports.
SasiaNet's flagship investment management solution handling institutional debt, equity, repo markets, and secondary bond trading for Primary Dealers and licensed Asset Managers.
The SasiaNet executive and engineering team accepting national trophies at the NBQSA gala celebrations.
Recognizing institutional excellence, technological superiority, and contribution to Sri Lankan fintech.
How leading national media publications reported SasiaNet's achievements.
100% Sri Lankan-owned fintech company SasiaNet was awarded Bronze at the National Best Quality Software Awards 2020 for its flagship field operations and collections mobile platform, SmartCollector, recognized for digital transformation in the Financial Services segment.
SasiaNet's Merit Award win at NBQSA 2019 for its internal enterprise Helpdesk ticketing and governance platform was widely featured in Sri Lankan media, reflecting growing industry demand for institutional-grade reliability.