From June 16–18, 2026, iFX EXPO International 2026, one of the leading global events for fintech and online trading, was successfully held in Cyprus. The event brought together FX brokers, liquidity providers, payment institutions, fintech companies, and digital asset infrastructure providers from around the world to discuss the evolving landscape of FX technology, cross-border payments, stablecoin adoption, and regulatory innovation.
Enterprise blockchain infrastructure provider Cregis showcased its solutions at Booth 85, engaging with partners across the global FX and payments ecosystem while presenting its latest developments in enterprise digital asset infrastructure and global treasury management.
FX and Digital Finance Are Converging at an Accelerating Pace
One of the strongest themes throughout this year’s iFX EXPO was the growing convergence between the FX industry and digital asset infrastructure. Traditional FX systems have long relied on banking settlement networks and regional payment rails, which continue to face efficiency challenges in areas such as cross-border settlement, client deposits, and global treasury operations. As stablecoins and on-chain payment infrastructure continue to mature, the industry is increasingly exploring faster, more efficient, and more globally connected approaches to capital movement.
During the event, discussions across the payments and financial sectors largely centered around improving global capital efficiency, reducing operational costs, and achieving greater flexibility within compliant financial frameworks. These conversations reflected a broader industry shift — from optimizing payment channels to rethinking the underlying architecture of global financial infrastructure itself.
The Payments Ecosystem Is Becoming a Critical Layer of Global Capital Networks
This year’s iFX EXPO also highlighted the rapid expansion of the global payments ecosystem, with strong participation from payment service providers (PSPs), cross-border payment companies, and financial infrastructure platforms.
Payments companies are playing an increasingly important role within global financial networks. On one hand, they connect local fiat systems with international settlement networks; on the other, they continue expanding capabilities in acquiring, FX conversion, and cross-border settlement, positioning themselves as a key layer between trading platforms and the global banking system.
As stablecoin payments and on-chain settlement capabilities continue to evolve, industry attention is gradually shifting away from simply choosing payment rails toward a larger question: how to build a more unified global capital network capable of supporting seamless fund movement across multiple systems, currencies, and jurisdictions.
Cregis Showcases Enterprise Payment and Treasury Infrastructure
At the event, Cregis presented its enterprise-grade payment and digital asset infrastructure capabilities designed for FX and global trading scenarios, including stablecoin settlement, multi-chain asset management, enterprise wallet architecture, and treasury coordination systems.
In real-world applications, this infrastructure enables FX brokers and global trading institutions to unify client deposits, cross-border settlement, and multi-region treasury operations through automated workflows and permission-based controls, improving capital efficiency while strengthening compliance transparency and risk management.
Beyond FX and trading use cases, Cregis is also expanding its infrastructure support for the growing global payments ecosystem. As PSPs, cross-border payment providers, and digital finance platforms increasingly demand more advanced treasury coordination capabilities, the market is paying greater attention to the underlying layers behind payment networks — including account structures, asset management, access control, and settlement efficiency.
To address these challenges, Cregis provides infrastructure solutions such as enterprise wallet systems, on-chain payment capabilities, unified multi-chain asset management, and automated treasury workflows, helping payment institutions achieve more efficient, flexible, and auditable fund management in global operations.
Building the Next Generation of Global Financial Infrastructure
Through iFX EXPO International 2026, Cregis further strengthened its connections with partners across the global FX, payments, and fintech industries, while also validating the growing demand for enterprise digital asset infrastructure in real business environments.
Looking ahead, Cregis will continue deepening its capabilities across enterprise stablecoin payment networks, FX and cross-border payment integration, unified multi-chain asset management, and institutional-grade compliance and risk management infrastructure, supporting the broader adoption of digital financial infrastructure worldwide.
As the global financial system continues evolving toward greater real-time connectivity and digitalization, the FX industry is entering a new phase driven by infrastructure transformation. From traditional banking settlement systems to on-chain payments and digital asset coordination, the fundamental logic of global capital movement is being redefined.
Cregis will continue working alongside global industry partners to explore this transformation and accelerate the adoption of enterprise digital finance infrastructure across broader real-world business scenarios.
About Cregis
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Hong Kong, Cregis is an enterprise digital asset infrastructure platform.
Over the past nine years, Cregis has served more than 4,000 businesses across 50+ countries and regions, including crypto exchanges, fintech companies, payment providers, digital banks, brokers, and Web3 businesses.
Cregis provides a three-layer infrastructure stack spanning Wallet Infrastructure, Fund Flow Orchestration, and Custody Capabilities, enabling enterprises to manage the full lifecycle of digital assets, from asset control and fund operations to governance and compliance.
Its core products, Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS) and Payment Engine, are widely used across enterprise digital asset use cases. As demand for digital asset infrastructure continues to expand globally, Cregis remains focused on helping businesses operate digital assets with greater control, lower operational complexity, and stronger compliance readiness.
