Cregis Showcases at Malaysia Blockchain Week 2026: Expanding Southeast Asia Presence and Advancing On-chain Infrastructure

From July 29 to 30, 2026, Malaysia Blockchain Week 2026 was held at the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur. As one of Southeast Asia’s leading blockchain industry gatherings, the event brought together global blockchain companies, financial institutions, investors, and ecosystem builders to discuss the latest developments in Web3, digital asset adoption, blockchain infrastructure, and the future growth of the industry.

As a digital asset infrastructure provider, Cregis participated in the event at Booth C24, engaging with enterprise clients, Web3 projects, payment providers, and industry partners from around the world. During the event, Cregis shared its experience in enabling businesses to enter the on-chain economy, with a focus on enterprise digital asset management, on-chain payment infrastructure, and secure, reliable wallet solutions.

From Innovation to Real-world Adoption: Southeast Asia Emerges as a Key Growth Market for the On-chain Economy

In recent years, Southeast Asia has become one of the most promising regions for the global Web3 ecosystem, driven by its rapidly expanding digital economy, open innovation environment, and growing demand for fintech solutions.

As enterprises continue to explore digital asset applications, the industry’s focus is shifting from early-stage technological experimentation and asset trading toward more mature business use cases. Whether in cross-border payments, enterprise settlements, digital asset management, or on-chain treasury operations, businesses are increasingly seeking infrastructure that is secure, efficient, and scalable.

At the same time, stablecoins, on-chain payments, and digital asset operations have emerged as key topics of discussion across the industry. More enterprises are recognizing that large-scale digital asset adoption requires more than advancements at the protocol level—it also depends on robust infrastructure that connects blockchain technology with real-world business scenarios, including asset security, access control, capital efficiency, and enterprise-grade operational capabilities.

This shift reflects a broader transformation within the industry: digital assets are gradually moving from a standalone ecosystem into mainstream business and financial operations, with infrastructure becoming a critical foundation for this evolution.

Malaysia Blockchain Week: Connecting Asian Markets with the Global Web3 Ecosystem

As an important platform connecting Asia with the global Web3 ecosystem, Malaysia Blockchain Week 2026 highlighted the continued momentum and growing opportunities within Southeast Asia’s digital asset market.

From enterprises seeking more efficient payment solutions, to institutions prioritizing asset security and compliance, and Web3 projects exploring stronger infrastructure capabilities, the event demonstrated a clear industry trend: the market is moving from exploring possibilities toward building practical, scalable solutions.

For businesses, the future of on-chain adoption will depend not only on technological innovation, but also on whether they have access to secure, reliable, and scalable infrastructure that can support long-term growth.

Cregis: Building On-chain Infrastructure for Global Enterprises

During the event, Janice, Marketing Director at Cregis, delivered a keynote presentation titled “A Solid Foundation For Your Business on Chain,” sharing insights on how enterprises can build secure, efficient, and sustainable on-chain business operations.

In her presentation, Janice introduced Cregis’s enterprise-focused digital asset infrastructure solutions, including enterprise MPC wallets, Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS), Payment Engine, and digital asset operations management tools. These solutions are designed to help businesses manage on-chain assets and operational workflows with greater security and efficiency.

Janice highlighted that as more businesses explore blockchain-based models, the importance of reliable infrastructure continues to grow. Enterprises need more than individual wallet products or transaction tools—they require comprehensive solutions that support asset management, payment settlement, permission governance, and business scalability.

“Cregis is leveraging secure, efficient, and flexible infrastructure capabilities to lower the barriers for enterprises entering the on-chain economy and enable the large-scale adoption of digital assets across real-world business scenarios.”

Cregis’s participation in Malaysia Blockchain Week represents another important step in the company’s global market expansion strategy. Through conversations with industry participants from different regions, Cregis gained deeper insights into enterprise needs in digital asset adoption while exploring new opportunities for collaboration across payments, asset management, and on-chain operations.

Powered by MPC wallet technology, enterprise wallet solutions, payment infrastructure, and digital asset operation capabilities, Cregis is committed to helping global enterprises build secure and efficient on-chain business ecosystems and accelerate the adoption of digital assets in real-world applications.

Moving forward, Cregis will continue collaborating with global partners to advance digital asset infrastructure and provide businesses with reliable technology solutions for the next generation of the on-chain economy.