MetaComp gains fresh backing
Singapore fintech firm MetaComp has raised a total of $35 million across two recent funding rounds, with Alibaba joining the latest round as an investor. The new capital comes just three months after MetaComp’s earlier $22 million Pre-A raise, showing strong interest in regulated stablecoin infrastructure. The company said it will use the money to grow its payment and wealth platform, which connects traditional fiat systems with stablecoin settlement and tokenized finance tools.
StableX pushes cross-border growth
MetaComp plans to expand its StableX Network across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. The network mixes standard banking rails with blockchain-based stablecoin settlement, aiming to make cross-border payments faster, clearer, and more efficient. That matters for businesses that still deal with slow transfers, high fees, and limited visibility when moving money across borders. MetaComp says StableX is built for institutions, payment providers, and other financial partners that want regulated access to digital finance.
Key areas MetaComp is targeting include:
- cross-border payments
- treasury management
- digital asset custody
- tokenized investment products
- AI-driven compliance automation
Why this funding stands out
MetaComp says it reached full-year net profitability in 2025, which is still uncommon in the digital asset infrastructure space. The company also says it now has more than $100 million in immediate available liquidity when funding, cash flow, and other capital sources are combined. Furthermore, MetaComp says its platform processed more than $10 billion in payments and OTC volume in 2025 across more than 13 stablecoins. That gives investors a clear reason to pay attention. In simple terms, MetaComp is trying to become the bridge between old finance and blockchain-based payments, much like a modern toll road that connects two busy cities.
