Cregis Discusses Global Payments and Digital Asset Adoption at iFX EXPO Asia 2026

Cregis participated in iFX EXPO Asia 2026 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from October 7 to 9. At Booth 125, the team met forex brokers, trading platforms, payment providers and fintech companies to discuss the payment requirements of international businesses and the risk considerations involved in adopting digital assets. Cregis presented its infrastructure and explored how it could fit into visitors’ products and operations.

Supporting Businesses as They Enter New Markets

For forex and CFD brokers expanding internationally, straightforward deposits and withdrawals are an essential part of the client experience. Settlement speed also directly affects cash flow and liquidity management, with earlier access to funds giving platforms greater flexibility to schedule payouts and allocate capital. Stablecoins enable funds to move around the clock, offering brokers additional ways to improve cross-border payments and serve clients in different markets.

At iFX EXPO Asia, Cregis demonstrated how Payment Engine can integrate with existing client account, order management and finance systems through APIs. Businesses can incorporate digital asset collections, payouts, payment tracking and reconciliation into established workflows, with support for instant onchain settlement, subject to network confirmation and platform processing rules. For payment providers that already aggregate multiple fiat payment methods, Cregis supplies the wallet and transaction infrastructure needed to add crypto and stablecoin payments to their offering. This allows them to extend their existing services and give merchants and platform clients a broader choice of payment methods.

Helping Businesses Navigate Digital Asset Risk

For companies exploring digital assets, risk management is an ongoing responsibility. They need to understand how onchain transactions work, assess where funds come from and go, and establish responsibility for asset management and transaction authorization. Those arrangements must evolve with the business and the regulatory environment. Choosing infrastructure therefore involves considering the knowledge, implementation experience and support available to the people who will operate it, alongside the technology itself.

Cregis introduced its AML and KYT screening, wallet permissions and transaction approval capabilities, with discussions on how these controls can be incorporated into payment and funds management processes. The company also outlined how support with integration, workflow configuration and product use can help businesses put those capabilities into practice. Sharing market observations and operational experience is part of that work, helping clients make informed decisions as they assess digital assets, implement systems and develop their internal expertise.

“Good technology is essential, but clients also value informed advice and support as they put it to use. We want to share what we learn from the industry and from our work with businesses, so clients can assess opportunities with a better understanding of what is involved. Events such as iFX are equally valuable to us: hearing directly about the challenges companies face in different markets helps us improve both our products and our service.”

Shawn Yan, Founder, Cregis

Understanding What Businesses Need

iFX EXPO Asia gave Cregis an opportunity to hear directly from companies about their expansion plans, payment requirements and questions around digital assets. Those conversations provide a starting point for more detailed work on integration and service delivery. Cregis will continue the dialogue with clients and partners, drawing on their experience to support the needs of businesses operating across markets.