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Jul 22, 2025

Cregis at Malaysia Blockchain Week 2025: Southeast Asia’s Digital Future Requires Scalable Infrastructure

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Cregis

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Kuala Lumpur, July 22, 2025 — As Malaysia Blockchain Week 2025 (MYBW) ushers in a new era of digital commerce across Southeast Asia, Cregis, a global leader in enterprise-grade crypto infrastructure, today announced its deepened commitment to the region’s fast-growing market for secure, compliant blockchain infrastructure.

Southeast Asia Bridges Crypto Innovation and Regulation

The digital asset revolution in Southeast Asia has rapidly outpaced legacy frameworks, exposing gaps between innovation and regulation. Enterprises — from major fintech platforms to regional remittance providers — are seeking infrastructure that adapts in real time to evolving regulatory and operational requirements without disrupting service continuity.

Infrastructure Takes Center Stage in Southeast Asia’s Blockchain Shift

MYBW 2025’s theme, “Lift‑Off,” reflects Malaysia’s ambition to become a leading ASEAN blockchain hub. As a Silver Partner and panel contributor, Cregis was featured in the expert session “Fixing the Gaps: Can Regulation Keep Up with Digital Asset Disruption?”

Eric, Cregis’s Business Development Director for APAC, shared:

“Leading jurisdictions like Singapore, Hong Kong, and the UAE have established regulatory frameworks that offer clear guidelines for innovation within defined boundaries. Compliance-ready solutions are shifting from optional to essential — and Cregis is here to enable digital asset operations that meet those standards.”

Why Infrastructure-First Matters: Building Systems That Scale

While the crypto industry often emphasizes feature velocity, Cregis champions an infrastructure-first philosophy. Eric noted that many businesses accumulate technical debt by building on systems that were never designed to scale or comply.


“You can’t build stability on sand,” he said. “Infrastructure needs to support everything from operational workflows to audit trails.”


With 8 years of operational stability, Cregis’s infrastructure anchored by its MPC wallet system and flexible API stack helps enterprises avoid these growing pains by enabling secure asset control, automated operations, and fast onboarding for new payment channels. What sets Cregis apart is the flexibility to meet business requirements as Cregis can provide the right level of service without the overhead of features the enterprise barely uses. Whether they need a complete ecosystem, foundational infrastructure, or just specific module, Cregis provides the right service accordingly.


Looking Beyond 2025: The Rise of Unified Digital Asset Platforms

Cregis envisions a future where custody, compliance, and crypto payments converge under a single secure, scalable platform.

At Malaysia Blockchain Week, Cregis is showcasing its suite of enterprise-ready tools—including Payment Engine, Crypto Cards, and WaaS—helping real-world businesses from forex platforms to retail merchants streamline digital asset operations without compromising security or control.

As part of its 2025 infrastructure roadmap, Cregis will continue advancing its orchestration capabilities to support the next generation of global digital finance.

About Cregis

Founded in 2017, Cregis is a global leader in enterprise-grade digital asset infrastructure, providing secure, scalable and efficient management solutions for institutional clients.

Built to solve the challenges of fragmented blockchain systems and asset security risks, Cregis delivers MPC-based self-custody wallets, WaaS solutions, and Payment Engine, featuring collaborative asset control and a compliance-ready ecosystem.

To date, Cregis has served over 3,500 institutional clients globally. Our solutions empower exchanges, fintech platforms, and Web3 enterprises to adopt blockchain technology with confidence. Backed by years of proven expertise in blockchain and security, Cregis helps businesses accelerate their Web3 transformation and unlock global digital asset opportunities.