Catenaa, Wednesday, March 18, 2026-Singapore-based financial technology firm MetaComp has raised additional capital in a Pre-A+ funding round, bringing total Pre-A funding to $35 million across two rounds completed within three months, the company said.
The latest investment was backed by institutional investors, including Alibaba and Spark Venture, alongside participation from existing shareholders. The company said the new funds will support expansion of its StableX Network across Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America, where demand for regulated cross-border settlement continues to grow.
MetaComp positions itself as a Web2.5 digital finance platform that integrates fiat currency systems with stablecoin infrastructure under a unified regulatory framework. The company operates as a Major Payment Institution licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. It is authorized to provide Digital Payment Token services and cross-border money transfer services.
Through its regulated structure, MetaComp serves more than 1,000 institutional and accredited clients. The company said its platform supports hybrid payment solutions, treasury management and access to both traditional and tokenized assets.
Treasury and investment services are delivered through its affiliate Alpha Ladder Finance, which holds Capital Markets Services and Recognised Market Operator licenses in Singapore.
According to company data, the group-level platform processed more than $10 billion in payment and over-the-counter transaction volume in 2025 across more than 13 stablecoins. It reports a monthly operational run rate exceeding $1 billion and wealth assets under management above $500 million. The company also said it achieved full-year net profitability in 2025.
MetaComp said its infrastructure is built around the StableX Network, which includes proprietary systems for settlement, compliance and liquidity management. The company describes its architecture as supporting real-time cross-border payments and regulated digital asset transactions within a single framework. It emphasizes compliance tools designed to meet regulatory standards in jurisdictions where it operates.
Leadership said the latest funding round strengthens liquidity and supports expansion of technology development, including artificial intelligence capabilities.
The company referenced plans to advance an architecture designed to integrate automated processes with payment and wealth management functions. It aims to combine stablecoin and fiat systems in markets where demand for faster settlement is increasing.
Company executives said institutional confidence in the model was reflected in back-to-back funding rounds. They described the strategy as focused on building infrastructure for regulated cross-border finance rather than standalone digital asset services.
The firm said its approach is intended to serve enterprises, financial institutions and high-net-worth clients seeking compliant hybrid financial solutions.
MetaComp’s expansion strategy aligns with broader efforts in Singapore to position the city-state as a regulated hub for digital finance. Authorities have established licensing frameworks covering payment services and digital tokens, requiring compliance with capital, safeguarding and reporting standards. The company said its regulated status enables it to operate within those frameworks while offering cross-border settlement tools.
Industry observers note that hybrid platforms combining fiat and digital assets have attracted investor interest as regulatory clarity improves in several regions.
Supporters say integrated systems may reduce settlement delays and streamline treasury management across jurisdictions. Companies operating in this space aim to bridge traditional banking infrastructure with blockchain-based networks under supervisory oversight.
With the new funding, MetaComp plans to accelerate deployment of its settlement network across emerging markets and expand product offerings for institutional clients. The company said its goal is to support compliant real-time transactions and broaden access to diversified financial tools within a regulated architecture.
