Accels Launches AI Model Routing and Token Finance Platform

September 09, 2026
Singapore based Accels has launched a platform that combines AI model routing, compute credit products, and merchant payment services.

Accels launched in Singapore on September 8 with a platform combining AI infrastructure and financial services, the company announced in a press release. Its unified API provides access to 15 model providers and more than 150 international and Chinese AI models.

The platform offers payment terms and compute credit lines tied to AI token use. It also provides merchant acquiring services for payments, billing, and international expansion.

Accels says its services are designed for businesses and developers building AI agents that can plan, act, and transact independently. The company is headquartered in Singapore.

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