Cregis will participate in Singapore FinTech Festival 2026 from November 18 to 20 at Singapore EXPO. The enterprise digital asset payment and wallet infrastructure provider will meet financial institutions, payment companies and industry partners to exchange practical perspectives on bringing digital assets into financial services. Drawing on experience supporting payment providers, Cregis will explore how businesses can connect onchain capabilities to existing operations with appropriate controls over funds.
Connecting Financial Innovation with Business Operations
Singapore continues to bring financial institutions and technology companies together to explore tokenisation and digital money settlement. For payment businesses serving Asian and international markets, introducing a new payment method also requires changes to how funds are processed and managed behind the scenes. Singapore FinTech Festival connects financial institutions, regulators, technology providers and investors, offering a setting to examine these operational questions alongside financial innovation. Cregis looks forward to understanding the needs of payment providers expanding into digital assets and sharing experience from integration through to day-to-day use.
Digital Asset Infrastructure for Payment Providers
Cregis already provides digital asset infrastructure to payment service providers. Many have established networks of bank transfer and local payment channels and use Cregis to extend their services into digital asset collections and payouts. Payment Engine supports stablecoin and other digital asset payments, with tracking and reconciliation to connect customer transactions with back-office fund management. WaaS provides the underlying wallet and onchain capabilities, which businesses can integrate through APIs and SDKs. Providers can build on their existing customer relationships and operational systems while reducing the work required to develop blockchain infrastructure themselves.
Addressing Onchain Risk Before Funds Move Further
Businesses entering digital assets from traditional payments or Web2 services face risks that may be unfamiliar to their teams. A confirmed transfer can still carry exposure to stolen assets, fraud or sanctioned addresses. If funds are consolidated without screening, that exposure can extend to a pooled wallet and subsequent transfers, potentially prompting additional checks or restrictions from counterparties. Cregis combines KYT transaction screening with automated risk policies so businesses can define how flagged activity is handled. Depending on configured rules, the system can block onward transfers within controlled workflows, route activity for review or isolate affected addresses from routine processing. These measures govern business operations; they do not reverse completed blockchain transfers or prevent every unsolicited deposit. Alongside MPC self-custody, permissions and approvals, they help enterprises establish practical controls that support their compliance processes.
At SFF, Cregis looks forward to discussing the operational needs behind digital asset adoption and exploring infrastructure approaches with businesses and industry partners. Visit the Cregis team at Booth 4B19.
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關於Cregis
Cregis成立於2017年，總部位於香港，是一家面向企業的數字資產基礎設施平台。過去九年間，Cregis已服務全球50多個國家和地區的4,000餘家企業客戶，涵蓋加密交易所、金融科技公司、支付服務商、數字銀行、經紀商及Web3企業等機構。
圍繞企業數字資產運營需求，Cregis構建了覆蓋錢包基礎設施（WaaS）、資金流編排（Rails）及合規託管能力（Custody）的產品體系，幫助企業完成從資產存放與控制、資金流轉與運營，到治理與合規管理的完整閉環。
其中，核心產品 Wallet-as-a-Service 和 Payment Engine 已廣泛應用於企業級數字資產運營場景。隨著數字資產基礎設施需求持續全球化，Cregis始終專注於一件事：幫助企業以更強控制力、更低運營複雜度和更完善的合規能力使用數字資產。
