MetaComp
Singapore-licensed fiat-stablecoin compliance infrastructure
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About MetaComp
MetaComp is a Singapore-based licensed cross-border payment and treasury management platform that bridges traditional finance and digital assets through a "Web2.5" model. Its core business enables businesses to make and receive cross-border payments using both fiat currencies and stablecoins, with a focus on serving corporate clients in emerging markets across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America.
The company's key competitive advantage lies in its proprietary technology stack. StableX, its routing engine, evaluates liquidity paths across fiat and stablecoin networks in real time, executing cross-border conversions in as fast as three seconds—compared to the two-to-seven days typically required by traditional correspondent banking via SWIFT. VisionX, its compliance system, simultaneously monitors both traditional fiat databases and blockchain ledgers to generate a unified risk rating, addressing the "trust deficit" that has hindered institutional adoption of digital assets.
The primary market pain point MetaComp solves is the slow and costly nature of cross-border settlements for SMEs in emerging markets, where US dollar supply is often limited and opportunity costs can exceed transaction costs themselves. By enabling near-instant settlement through stablecoins, MetaComp helps businesses maintain the cash flow needed to pay suppliers and grow operations.
In the past six months (February to August 2026), MetaComp has continued to scale its operations. The company reported achieving full-year net profitability in 2025, processing approximately $10 billion in payments and OTC trading volume last year. Its wealth management business, including assets managed by its affiliate Alpha Ladder Finance, oversees over $500 million for more than 1,000 institutional and accredited investors. The StableX Network now covers more than 30 markets with monthly processing volumes exceeding $1 billion, supporting over a dozen major stablecoins including USDT, USDC, RLUSD, FDUSD, PYUSD, and WUSD. No significant negative developments have been publicly reported during this period.
MetaComp obtained a digital payment license from MAS, marking its regulated entry into cross-border payments.
It launched a stablecoin service for purchasing traditional securities, bridging digital assets with conventional finance.
MetaComp completed a Pre-A+ funding round led by Alibaba, strengthening its capital base for regional expansion.
It partnered with Jia Shi to introduce Hong Kong-listed crypto ETFs to Singapore, expanding institutional access to digital assets.
Key progress at MetaComp in the past six months: In March 2026, it closed a Pre-A+ round led by Alibaba, bringing total funding to US$35 million, and reported net profitability for 2025, with over US$10 billion in annual payments/OTC volume, US$500 million+ in wealth assets, and US$100 million+ liquidity. The same month saw the launch of the Web2.5 VisionX Engine and AgentX, upgrading the StableX Network's compliance layer and introducing the KYA framework for agentic AI. In April, it completed a Tether Gold (XAUT) proof-of-concept and commercial rollout, covering cross-border payments, value preservation, and gold-collateralized financing.
Future priorities: expand the StableX Network across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America corridors; advance the Agent-Skills-MCP architecture for agentic payment and wealth services; and deepen tokenized gold and RWA integration to build a compliant stablecoin/fiat hybrid payment and securities/RWA hybrid wealth management platform.
Eddie Hui (Chief Operating Officer) and Pei Ling Tin (Co-President) are the core executives at MetaComp. Eddie Hui brings over 20 years in financial services, previously at Société Générale. Pei Ling Tin has expertise in strategic partnerships and corporate development, with prior roles at DCS Card Centre and Business China. Their profiles are sourced from LinkedIn.