Cregis Participates in SiGMA World & AIBC 2026 in Rome

Cregis participated in SiGMA World & AIBC 2026 at Fiera Roma in Rome from November 3 to 5, meeting businesses and industry partners at Booth H7-7137. SiGMA World, AIBC, FX World and AGS brought four communities together across digital entertainment, emerging technology, financial markets and affiliate marketing. The shared setting highlighted a common business priority: reaching new markets and exploring how digital assets can support that expansion.

Supporting Businesses Across Markets

International expansion brings new payment preferences and greater demands on how businesses manage funds across markets. Payment providers, fintech companies and digital entertainment platforms are exploring digital assets as part of that work, from adding payment options to developing customer services and managing corporate funds. Drawing on experience across these sectors, Cregis provides wallet and payment infrastructure through WaaS and Payment Engine, helping companies incorporate digital assets into existing operations. Participation in Rome offered an opportunity to better understand these requirements and how infrastructure can support businesses at different stages of adoption.

“Businesses explore digital assets because they want to serve more markets and customers. We want to reduce the technical and operational work involved, so they can develop new services while keeping control of their assets and risks. Dependable infrastructure and access to practical experience can give businesses the confidence to take that next step.”

Shawn Yan, Founder of Cregis

Building a Secure Environment for Enterprise Assets

Recent industry security incidents are a reminder that protecting assets remains a central responsibility in enterprise digital asset management. As an infrastructure provider, Cregis embeds security into both technology and operations. MPC-based self-custody supports distributed key shares and collaborative signing to reduce single points of failure. Asset management tools, permissions and approval workflows help businesses apply internal controls to fund operations. Integrated AML/KYT and automated risk policies support screening of external transactions, with rules to trigger reviews or restrict subsequent fund movements. Cregis has completed a SOC 2 Type II examination and holds ISO 27001 certification, reflecting an ongoing commitment to high standards in security management and internal controls. Together, these capabilities help businesses establish a secure, controlled environment for digital asset operations as they develop new services and enter new markets.

For a closer look at recent security incidents and their implications for enterprise asset management, read these Cregis analyses:

The Binance Security Breach: Lessons for Enterprise Digital Asset Management

The Ledger Hardware Implant Incident: Rethinking Hardware Wallet Risks

Beyond Cold Storage: What the Coldcard Incident Reveals About Wallet Security

Sharing Knowledge to Support Adoption

Adopting digital assets also requires businesses to understand how the technology fits their operations and how to manage the risks involved. Through industry content and in-person discussions, Cregis shares practical experience in digital asset applications and security, working with partners in finance, payments and security to address operational challenges. Conversations at SiGMA World & AIBC offered further insight into business needs across markets. Cregis will continue to use this feedback to improve products and practical guidance, helping companies move from planning to implementation with fewer barriers to adoption.