Singapore-based MetaComp has raised $22 million in a Pre-A funding round to expand its StableX Network and VisionX risk engine across Southeast Asia and other regions.
This funding highlights the growing interest in regulated stablecoin infrastructure, positioning MetaComp as a key player in modernizing cross-border payment settlements in Asia.
MetaComp's Funding Round Details
MetaComp, a Singapore-licensed stablecoin and cross-border payments provider, has concluded a US$22 million Pre-A funding round aimed at expanding its StableX Network and VisionX risk engine. The firm operates under the regulatory purview of the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Key stakeholders include MetaComp Pte. Ltd., a subsidiary of Alpha Ladder Group Pte. Ltd. The firm is led by Dr. Bo Bai as Chairman and Tin Pei Ling as Co-President. Their objective is to enhance their payments infrastructure across Southeast Asia.
Investment to Boost StableX Network and Southeast Asian Market
The investment will support the scaling of operations, with a particular focus on the Southeast Asian market. With increasing regulatory clarity surrounding stablecoins, stakeholders emphasize the strategic importance of combining speed with compliance in digital payments.
Dr. Bo Bai stated, "Asia is entering a new stage of digital finance where settlement infrastructure must meet the standards of global trade. StableX and VisionX give enterprises the speed of stablecoins with the safeguards of regulated finance. For us, this round goes beyond capital support. It is validation from top-tier investors that regulated stablecoin settlement will be one of Asia's defining financial rails over the next decade."
According to Noah, an investor, the funding aligns with MetaComp’s strategy of anchoring stablecoin cross-border payments. The backing by institutional investors indicates confidence in regulated financial frameworks for digital assets in regions such as Asia and Africa.
Stablecoin Settlement Gains Regulatory Momentum
MetaComp’s focus on stablecoin settlements mirrors similar initiatives by fintech companies aiming for regulatory compliance. These efforts are geared towards building institutional-friendly payment networks. Historical trends indicate steady growth in the adoption of regulated stablecoins.
Experts suggest that MetaComp’s funding round may accelerate the use of stablecoins like USDT and USDC in B2B transactions. Reliable digital infrastructure could become pivotal as financial landscapes shift towards more stablecoin-based settlements.