Crypto in Singapore

2C2P Pte. Ltd. is listed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution and its current merchant agreement identifies the Singapore entity and Guoco Midtown office as provider of the payment-gateway service. The profile treats 2C2P as adjacent card and merchant-payment infrastructure, not as a crypto exchange, stablecoin issuer, bank, or proof of digital-payment-token permission.

Global multi-stage venture and ecosystem platform investing in technology founders and working with institutions and governments across regions.

Singapore private-market platform for issuing, distributing, trading, and holding securities and collective-investment products. MAS lists ADDX Pte. Ltd. as a Capital Markets Services licensee, Recognised Market Operator, and exempt financial adviser, including specified dealing and custody activities. Those permissions apply to the named entity and regulated products; they do not make every token on the platform a payment token or a retail crypto asset.

Airwallex (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. holds a MAS Major Payment Institution licence for account issuance, domestic and cross-border transfer, e-money issuance, and merchant acquisition. Airwallex documents multi-currency Visa issuing for Singapore businesses and platforms. This profile covers fiat accounts, wallets, payments, and cards; it makes no cryptocurrency, stablecoin-funding, or DPT-service claim.

Aleta Planet Pte. Ltd. is listed by MAS as a major payment institution for e-money issuance and publishes Visa principal-member, BIN-sponsorship, BaaS, prepaid-card, and debit-card services. Its card terms identify Aleta Planet as issuer. This profile does not infer cryptocurrency or digital-payment-token permission from its payments licence.

Singapore-incorporated foundation supporting the open-source Algorand blockchain through governance, education, and developer programs.

Amber Group provides institutional digital-asset trading, liquidity, wealth-management, and market-infrastructure services through a global operating network.

Singapore-incorporated Sparrow Tech, trading as Amber Premium Singapore, is the local Amber Premium platform for institutional and sophisticated digital-asset clients. MAS currently lists it as a Major Payment Institution for Digital Payment Token Service only. Amber's integration announcement identifies Sparrow Tech as an indirect wholly owned subsidiary and documents the 2025 rebrand. The licence is specific to this Singapore entity and activity; it does not establish that every Amber Premium investment, lending, card, or group product is locally licensed, nor does it make client assets bank deposits.

Anchorage Digital's Singapore entity for institutional custody, staking, trading, settlement, and fiat on- and off-ramps within its licensed perimeter. Its disclosures state that MAS approval does not guarantee recovery if the provider or a third party fails, and digital assets are not covered by Singapore deposit insurance.

MAS lists ANEXT Bank Pte. Ltd. as a wholesale bank. ANEXT serves eligible Singapore businesses with multi-currency accounts, local and cross-border transfers, fixed deposits, and business financing, and also works with embedded-finance platforms. Wholesale-bank status does not imply a consumer card programme, retail access, cryptocurrency custody, stablecoin issuance, or DPT permission.

Active Summer 2026 Y Combinator company tracked in the adjacent-technology layer for AI and agent infrastructure. The YC profile supplies the directory classification and displayed location; the profile does not imply a crypto-native business unless the relevance badge says direct.

ArkStream Capital is a private digital-asset fund combining primary investments and systematic secondary-market research to help Web3 infrastructure and applications reach scale.

Aspire FT operates a Singapore business-account, payments, FX, and spend-management platform whose physical and virtual Visa cards are issued by Nium. Aspire's current disclosure states that it relies on temporary or specified Payment Services Act exemptions for defined services and on MAS-licensed partners for broader cross-border activity. Crypto purchases may be permitted under card rules, but this is not marketed or classified here as a crypto card, bank account, crypto exchange, or custody service.

Bitcoin mining and infrastructure company operating mining-related services.

BitGo's Singapore subsidiary for regulated custody, digital-asset trading, settlement, and defined token-management services. BitGo and MAS identify the entity as a Major Payment Institution for digital payment token and cross-border money-transfer services. Availability and protections depend on the local agreement and client classification.

Bitstamp's licensed Singapore entity and Asia-Pacific operating hub. Bitstamp and the current MAS directory identify Bitstamp Asia as a Major Payment Institution authorized for digital payment token and cross-border money-transfer services. Its current Singapore product supports native SGD deposits and withdrawals through PayNow. Those are exchange and payment-rail capabilities, not evidence of a Bitstamp-issued Singapore crypto card.

Membership association supporting blockchain education, industry standards, collaboration, and adoption in Singapore.

Blockchain.com's Singapore entity for regulated digital payment token services, including the institutional OTC spot and agency-execution perimeter described in its current legal materials. MAS lists it as a Major Payment Institution. The licence applies to this legal entity and should not be generalized to every Blockchain.com product or jurisdiction.

The Centre for Quantum Technologies is Singapore's flagship national research centre, hosted by the National University of Singapore and connected to NTU, SUTD, and A*STAR. It researches quantum computing, communication and security, sensing, metrology, and foundational quantum science.

Chocolate Finance combines a managed investment account with a Visa debit card operated through separate group and regulated-partner roles. Its terms state that Chocolate Technologies operates the card programme, Xfers issues the card, and transactions are effected in XSGD. Chocfin holds a MAS capital-markets-services licence for fund management; the account is an investment product, not a bank deposit, and the profile does not recast that fund-management licence as a card or payment licence.

Circle's Singapore legal entity and Asia-Pacific hub. Circle and the current MAS directory identify Circle Internet Singapore as a Major Payment Institution authorized for digital payment token, account issuance, domestic transfer, and cross-border transfer services. The Singapore addendum makes clear that this entity is the local contracting and licensed party. The licence should not be presented as deposit insurance or a government guarantee of USDC.

Coinbase's Singapore contracting entity for digital-asset and fiat-wallet services. Coinbase and the current MAS directory identify it as a Major Payment Institution authorized for digital payment token services. The licence is entity- and activity-specific and does not make customer crypto a bank deposit or government-guaranteed asset.

Singapore-founded crypto platform operated locally by Hako Technology Pte. Ltd. MAS lists the company, trading as Coinhako, as a Major Payment Institution for digital payment token and cross-border money-transfer services. Coinhako publishes retail and institutional spot, OTC, fiat-rail, and custodial services. Its licence is activity-specific and does not make customer crypto a bank deposit or remove custody, market, counterparty, or token risk.

Active Winter 2023 Y Combinator company tracked in the adjacent-technology layer for AI and agent infrastructure. The YC profile supplies the directory classification and displayed location; the profile does not imply a crypto-native business unless the relevance badge says direct.

Consumer crypto platform spanning an app, exchange, cards, and payment products.

Singapore-incorporated Major Payment Institution providing e-money issuance, account issuance, domestic and cross-border transfer services. Crypto.com's card agreement identifies Foris Asia as issuer of the prepaid Visa, holder of the stored-value facility, and holder of fiat loaded into the card wallet. Crypto assets are converted before loading; the card wallet is not a crypto wallet or bank deposit, and MAS licensing does not guarantee full recovery if the issuer fails.

Singapore-incorporated Crypto.com entity licensed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution specifically for Digital Payment Token Service. Current card terms identify Foris DAX Asia as provider of the App Crypto Wallet and App services, while separately licensed Foris Asia issues the prepaid Visa and holds its fiat wallet. The DPT permission therefore must not be presented as the card-issuing permission or as a banking licence.

Singapore entity of DRW-owned institutional cryptoasset liquidity provider Cumberland. MAS currently lists Cumberland SG as a Major Payment Institution for Digital Payment Token Service and cross-border money transfers. Cumberland describes principal trading for its own account through relationship managers, Marea, and API access, with post-trade settlement. It explicitly states that it does not provide investment advice or custody. The DPT licence does not cover derivatives or other unregulated services and does not protect against provider or token losses.

DBS group digital-asset market for institutional and accredited investors. It operates separate markets for digital payment tokens and security tokens and is listed by MAS as a Recognised Market Operator. That status is entity- and activity-specific: it does not turn every DBS banking product into a crypto service, establish retail access, or remove digital-asset risk.

DBS Group securities brokerage entity that MAS lists as a Major Payment Institution for digital payment token services. DBS Digital Exchange identifies DBS Vickers Securities (Singapore) as a DBS Group entity that may participate on its organized security-token market on behalf of customers, not for its own account. The profile remains separate from DBS Digital Exchange, which is a different legal entity and regulated-market operator in the same Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3 building.

Singapore card issuer formerly known as Diners Club Singapore. MAS lists DCS Card Centre as a Credit and Charge Card Licensee under the Banking Act. DCS and Visa document DeCard as a micro-credit Visa funded through SGD transfers or conversion of USDC and USDT by licensed digital-payment-token partners. The company is the regulated card issuer, but the token-to-fiat conversion remains a separately described partner function.

Crypto-native investment firm backing DeFi, infrastructure, and gaming projects with institutional-grade research, execution, custody, and risk-management processes.

Singapore platform for tokenisation, issuance, distribution, trading, and liquidity of regulated real-world-asset products. MAS lists the named Singapore entity as a Capital Markets Services licensee and Recognised Market Operator. DigiFT's own RMO disclosure limits recognition to an organised market for securities and collective-investment schemes and states that issuer admission is not itself MAS approval.

Crypto-native investment firm backing technical teams globally from seed through later venture stages, with offices in New York and Singapore.

Singapore payment provider connecting fiat and stablecoin collection, conversion, merchant acceptance, and cross-border payout rails. MAS lists Digital Treasures Center as a Major Payment Institution authorized for digital payment token services. dtcpay also maintains public support material for a card program, but the reviewed current pages do not establish a complete network, funding, fee, and Singapore-eligibility record, so no crypto-card comparison entry is inferred from the company profile.

Web3 investment and high-frequency market-making firm providing capital, liquidity, OTC trading, and ecosystem support to blockchain companies.

Razer Merchant Services (SG) Pte. Ltd. operates under the Fiuu brand and is a Singapore Major Payment Institution for domestic and cross-border transfers and merchant acquisition. Fiuu provides gateway, acquiring, and payment-method integrations. Its current MAS scope does not include account issuance, e-money issuance, or digital-payment-token services, and it is kept separate from Razer Gold.

Singapore company currently listed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for digital payment token services. Fly Wing describes itself as a wholly owned subsidiary of digital-asset platform BIT, conducting principal-to-principal OTC trading for miners, proprietary trading firms, investment firms, high-net-worth individuals, and other market participants. Its legal notice distinguishes MAS-regulated DPT services from unregulated products such as token derivatives. This profile does not infer custody, stablecoin issuance, a card, or retail-exchange access.

Singapore-headquartered payment infrastructure provider for merchants, companies, and financial institutions. FOMO Pay documents digital-payment-token acceptance plus business accounts supporting fiat and stablecoin collection and payouts across more than 100 countries. MAS lists FOMO Pay as a Major Payment Institution for DPT services. Its acceptance of card payments is merchant infrastructure and does not establish a FOMO-issued consumer crypto card.

Singapore statutory gambling regulator covering licensed casinos, betting and lottery, gaming-machine rooms, and remote gambling. GRA states that gambling is prohibited unless licensed or exempted and that Singapore Pools is the only operator licensed to offer remote gambling. A foreign crypto casino accepting digital assets is not thereby licensed for Singapore users.

Gate's crypto venture arm investing in decentralized infrastructure, middleware, ecosystems, and applications, with a published Singapore headquarters.

Independent investment office designing portfolios for endowments, foundations, sovereigns, families, and long-term investors, including dedicated venture-capital strategies.

Global growth investor partnering with companies in technology, financial services, consumer, healthcare, and climate across a multi-region office network.

GPay Network (S) Pte. Ltd. operates GrabPay under a Singapore Major Payment Institution licence covering accounts, transfers, merchant acquisition, and e-money. Grab's terms also describe a separate Web3 Wallet for supported digital tokens. That separate feature does not add digital-payment-token permission to GrabPay's stated MPI service scope.

MAS lists Green Link Digital Bank Pte. Ltd. as a wholesale bank. GLDB publishes business cash-management accounts, payments, cross-border activity, lending, working-capital and trade-finance products, and embedded-finance services. Its wholesale licence does not establish consumer-card availability, retail banking, cryptocurrency custody, stablecoin issuance, or DPT permission.

Singapore subsidiary of digital-asset trading and liquidity firm GSR. MAS currently lists GSR Markets as a Major Payment Institution for Digital Payment Token Service. GSR says the licence brings its regional spot OTC, market-making, and programmatic execution services under Singapore's Payment Services Act. The local permission is entity- and activity-specific and should not be read as approval of every GSR investment, derivatives, venture, or offshore service.

MAS lists GXS Bank Pte. Ltd. as a local bank and exempt capital-markets-services entity. GXS publishes savings, personal and business lending, a virtual and physical Mastercard debit card, and a GXS credit card. This is a regulated fiat bank profile and makes no cryptocurrency custody, exchange, stablecoin issuance, or digital-payment-token claim.

Global blockchain investor and builder with operating teams across Seoul, Singapore, San Francisco, and Abu Dhabi and a network spanning Web3 investment, incubation, research, fintech, and custody.

HashKey Group's crypto-native investment arm, founded in 2018 and operating a MAS-licensed Singapore fund-management entity alongside its global venture and liquid-funds businesses.

Digital-asset group spanning transaction services, onchain infrastructure, asset management, custody, and tokenization.

HashKey Group's Singapore OTC entity, licensed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for digital payment token services. Its current platform describes block trading, same-name virtual accounts, bank-transfer fiat rails, and settlement for institutional and professional users. The licence belongs to HashKey Technology Services and is not a blanket permission for the global HashKey Group, its Hong Kong exchange, or every product named on group websites.

Hex Trust group entity licensed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for digital payment token and cross-border money transfer services. Its Singapore page limits the local offering to accredited and institutional investors and describes DPT custody, cross-border transfer, fiat ramping, settlement support, and OTC execution. It explicitly says several global Hex Trust products are not offered or regulated in Singapore, so this profile does not extend the Singapore licence to the separate Dubai entity or to the group's entire product catalogue.

HitPay Payment Solutions Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore Major Payment Institution licensed for domestic money transfer, cross-border money transfer, and merchant acquisition. It provides payment-gateway and merchant-acceptance tools. MAS does not list account issuance, e-money issuance, or digital-payment-token services in the current licence scope, so HitPay is not presented as a bank, wallet issuer, or crypto provider.

Horizon Quantum builds hardware-agnostic software infrastructure and programming tools that help developers run practical applications across quantum computers.

ID Quantique is an IonQ subsidiary delivering quantum-safe communications, quantum random-number generators, key-distribution systems, and photon-detection products.

Singapore-incorporated Independent Reserve entity licensed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for account issuance, domestic and cross-border money transfer, and digital payment token services. Its current terms identify this entity as operator of the Singapore platform for personal and corporate accounts. The licence is activity- and entity-specific; it is not a banking licence, deposit insurance, or an extension of Singapore permissions to the separately curated Australian company.

Singapore-incorporated JST Digital entity listed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for Digital Payment Token Service. JST describes the broader firm's services as market making, treasury management, digital-asset advisory, and venture funding. The licence claim is limited to the named Singapore entity and the DPT activity shown by MAS; it is not presented as regulatory approval of every global JST service.

Digital-asset market data, analytics, indices, pricing, and monitoring infrastructure for institutions and regulators.

Singapore tokenisation platform incubated by SC Ventures and licensed by MAS to deal in capital-markets products limited to securities and collective investment schemes. Libeara supports issuance and management infrastructure for regulated tokenised assets; the CMS licence does not make it a bank, retail crypto exchange, public blockchain, or general-purpose crypto custodian. MAS now lists Republic Plaza as its regulated address, replacing the older Stanley Street contact still shown on parts of Libeara's website.

Liquid Group Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore Major Payment Institution licensed for account issuance, domestic and cross-border transfers, merchant acquisition, and e-money issuance. Its own terms explicitly state that Liquid Group is not a bank and its services are not banking services. No digital-payment-token activity is attributed to the licence or profile.

Litecoin is an open-source, decentralized peer-to-peer digital currency designed for fast, low-cost worldwide payments. Charlie Lee announced its launch on 9 October 2011; the Litecoin Foundation supports adoption, awareness, and development from Singapore, the United States, and a global volunteer community.

Singapore-founded venture firm investing at the convergence of AI, robotics, and digital assets with its LongHashX accelerator.

Global early-stage venture firm backing interactive entertainment, gaming, and Web3 founders across four technology hubs.

MAS lists MariBank Singapore Private Limited as a local bank and an exempt capital-markets-services entity. MariBank publishes savings, business banking, investment access, and Mastercard debit and credit-card products. The bank profile makes no cryptocurrency custody, exchange, stablecoin, or digital-payment-token claim and does not extend deposit treatment to any separately distributed investment product.

Marina Bay Sands Pte. Ltd. operates one of Singapore's two land-based integrated-resort casinos under a Gambling Regulatory Authority licence renewed for three years from 26 April 2025. The profile covers a regulated physical casino operator, not a crypto casino, and no cryptocurrency payment, deposit, or wagering capability is attributed without direct current evidence.

Singapore institutional digital-market-infrastructure company supporting tokenisation, registry, transaction management, and fund-market workflows. MAS lists Marketnode Pte. Ltd. as a Capital Markets Services licensee for specified dealing activities. The licence is entity- and activity-specific; Marketnode describes itself as B2B, custody-agnostic infrastructure and currently uses fiat settlement rather than promising universal on-chain cash settlement.

MatchMove Pay Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore Major Payment Institution licensed for account issuance, transfers, merchant acquisition, and e-money. It provides embedded wallets, stored-value cards, virtual accounts, and card issuing. MatchMove's terms state that it is not a bank and wallet balances are not insured deposits; no digital-payment-token service is attributed here.

Singapore payment infrastructure company licensed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for Digital Payment Token Service and cross-border money transfers. MetaComp positions CAMP and StableX for institutional fiat-stablecoin conversion, payments, OTC execution, wallets, and APIs. Its own disclosures separate payment services operated by MetaComp from securities and capital-markets products operated by affiliate Alpha Ladder Finance. The MPI is not a bank licence, does not insure client balances, and does not establish a consumer crypto-card programme.

AI-native financial operating system combining crypto, stocks, tokenized assets, on-chain data, stablecoin trading, and no-code financial agents.

Singapore's central bank and integrated financial supervisor. MAS administers the Financial Institutions Directory that identifies payment institutions authorized for digital payment token services and publishes each institution's current licence status and contact address. A Major Payment Institution licence identifies regulated activities; it is not deposit insurance, an investment endorsement, or a guarantee against token or provider losses.

Singapore multi-asset brokerage combining securities and investment products with an in-app crypto account. MAS lists Moomoo Financial Singapore as a Capital Markets Services Licensee, Exempt Financial Adviser, and Major Payment Institution for Digital Payment Token Service. Current help pages document fiat-funded SGD and USD crypto pairs, a risk-assessment activation step, and transaction-based platform and collection fees. These are brokerage and custodial trading services, not a bank account or crypto-card programme, and availability remains limited by Moomoo's account-eligibility rules.

On-chain intelligence platform combining wallet labels, Smart Money analytics, APIs, staking access, and AI-assisted research and trading interfaces. Nansen's current privacy policy describes group-wide processing and Singapore-related disclosure but does not publish a defensible current street headquarters. The map therefore retains a city-state jurisdiction pin rather than inventing an office, and the profile records that Nansen says it does not deliberately target services at European individuals.

NETS is a Singapore designated payment-system operator and Major Payment Institution. It operates domestic payment rails and merchant acceptance for NETS cards, QR payments, major debit and credit cards, and supported wallets. Participating banks issue linked bank cards; NETS is not presented as a bank, digital-payment-token provider, crypto exchange, or stablecoin issuer.

NGC Ventures is a Singapore-based, 2017-founded investor backing early-stage Web3 infrastructure and projects while supporting founders with market access, technical expertise, and regulatory guidance.

Nium Pte. Ltd. is the Singapore service entity and holds MAS Major Payment Institution licence PS 20200276. Its current platform agreement covers Singapore payment services and card issuing and defines a separately governed stablecoin-backed-card capability. The profile does not imply that every Nium card is stablecoin-funded, that Nium has Singapore DPT permission, or that customer card balances are bank deposits.

OCBC is a Singapore local bank supervised by MAS with consumer debit and credit cards and broader banking services. Its group has participated in institutional tokenisation, including tokenised bonds, custody capabilities, and an on-chain tokenised gold fund with partners. These initiatives do not make OCBC a retail crypto exchange or imply a digital-payment-token licence.

Okara provides an AI CMO that coordinates SEO, GEO, content, social, Reddit, and influencer agents from a shared strategy context, with human approval before publishing. Its Singapore headquarters and Okara Technologies, Inc. privacy operator are recorded separately to preserve the distinction between public operating location and legal policy entity.

Singapore contracting entity for OKX's licensed digital payment token and cross-border money-transfer services. Current OKX terms separate OKX SG's regulated activities from unlicensed products contracted through a different Singapore group entity. The Singapore Pay Wallet and virtual Visa card are custodial and DPT-denominated; Xfers Pte. Ltd., trading as StraitsX, is the card issuer and Visa member. MAS licensing does not make wallet assets bank deposits or government-guaranteed funds.

Crypto payment app enabling wallet-funded spending at Visa and Mastercard merchants through regulated regional entities.

Singapore financial-market infrastructure company operating a live, private permissioned ledger for 24/7 multi-currency payment clearing and atomic FX payment-versus-payment settlement. Partior emerged from MAS-led Project Ubin and was incorporated with DBS, J.P. Morgan, Standard Chartered, and Temasek as founding shareholders. Its own FAQ limits access to financial institutions and states that participating banks retain customer relationships, funds, and data. This is institutional settlement infrastructure, not a public blockchain, retail wallet, crypto card, or customer custodian.

Singapore-incorporated Paxos entity that issues Global Dollar (USDG). The current MAS directory lists it as a Major Payment Institution authorized for digital payment token services. Paxos' examination report states that the entity received its licence to issue stablecoins and describes USDG as a dollar-pegged token supported by approved redemption-asset categories. Those are issuer and assurance disclosures, not deposit insurance or a Singapore government guarantee.

Singapore-incorporated Paxos entity licensed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for cross-border money transfer and digital payment token services. Paxos says the approval allows this entity to continue its existing regulated services under MAS supervision. It is separate from Paxos Digital Singapore, the locally regulated USDG issuer, even though both entities publish the same Enterprise Hub registered office. This profile does not attribute USDG issuance to Paxos Global.

Singapore PayPal entity licensed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for account issuance, domestic and cross-border transfer, e-money issuance, merchant acquisition, and digital payment token services. Its current Singapore crypto terms describe an account-linked Cryptocurrencies Hub for supported users and assets, with some custody, trading, and transfer functions performed by Paxos or another authorized provider. Availability is account- and region-dependent; this profile does not claim universal access, a PayPal-issued crypto card, bank status, or that PayPal Pte. Ltd. issues PYUSD.

Singapore entity of QCP Group focused on institutional OTC spot digital-payment-token trading. MAS currently authorizes QCP Trading as a Major Payment Institution for Digital Payment Token Service and Cross-border Money Transfer Service. QCP's current disclosures separate those regulated services from QCP Capital's payment-token derivatives activity, which it states is not MAS-regulated. The licence therefore does not extend to every QCP group product, derivative, client class, or jurisdiction.

Razer Gold (SG) Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore Major Payment Institution and the local issuer of Razer Gold, a stored-value gaming wallet and micropayment platform. Its MAS scope covers account issuance, transfers, merchant acquisition, and e-money. Razer Gold is not a cryptocurrency or stablecoin, and the profile makes no bank, DPT, crypto exchange, custody, wagering, or crypto-card claim.

Resorts World at Sentosa Pte. Ltd. operates one of Singapore's two land-based integrated-resort casinos under a Gambling Regulatory Authority licence renewed for two years from 6 February 2025. The profile covers a regulated physical casino operator, not a crypto casino, and does not claim cryptocurrency payment, deposit, or wagering support.

Singapore contracting entity and card issuer for Revolut's local account and payment services, licensed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution. Revolut's current crypto terms name the same entity as DPT service provider for buying, selling, receiving, transferring, and nominee holding of supported cryptoassets. The terms warn that MAS licensing does not guarantee recovery if Revolut or a third party fails and that token derivatives remain outside the regulated DPT service scope.

Ripple's Singapore subsidiary and current MAS Major Payment Institution. MAS lists account issuance, domestic and cross-border money transfer, e-money issuance, and digital payment token services for the named entity. Ripple describes the regional licence as supporting regulated crypto payment and liquidity services for businesses and financial institutions. This profile does not claim that the Singapore subsidiary issues RLUSD or that every global Ripple product falls within its local permission.

Foundation supporting the Sei blockchain ecosystem through community, grants, and network-facing tools. The current Sei dashboard describes non-custodial wallet, balance, staking, validator, and ecosystem functions and applies Cayman Islands governing law. Existing Singapore entity evidence does not establish a public street headquarters, so the map keeps an explicit city-state jurisdiction pin rather than presenting a building or operational office.

Research-driven crypto venture firm investing across blockchain infrastructure, decentralized finance, financial services, decentralized AI, gaming, and social applications. SevenX publishes its Singapore base and a portfolio spanning projects such as Monad, Flashbots, Renzo, AltLayer, and YGG; no public street address is disclosed, so the map remains city-level.

Singapore-incorporated sFOX entity licensed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for digital payment token and cross-border money transfer services. sFOX describes its wider Connect product as full-stack crypto infrastructure through which businesses can build stablecoin and other crypto products via an API. The licence attaches to sFOX Pte. Ltd.; this profile does not imply that every group product, asset, or market is available under the Singapore permission.

ShopeePay Private Limited issues the ShopeePay digital wallet in Singapore. MAS lists it as a Major Payment Institution for account issuance, domestic and cross-border transfers, merchant acquisition, and e-money issuance; Shopee documents online, offline, transfer, and withdrawal features. It is not presented as a bank, card issuer, DPT provider, crypto exchange, custodian, or stablecoin issuer.

Signum Capital is a Singapore-based investment manager founded in 2017 that invests in distributed-ledger technologies and crypto assets, including early-stage token and equity opportunities.

AI infrastructure platform for inference, fine-tuning, and deployment of language and multimodal models, with a Singapore headquarters profile and a Beijing operating/legal footprint.

Singapore Pools holds a five-year Gambling Regulatory Authority licence effective from 25 October 2025 for betting, gaming, and lotteries. GRA identifies it as Singapore's only licensed remote-gambling operator. This is a regulated gambling profile, not a crypto casino; no cryptocurrency payment or wagering support is claimed.

SingCash Pte. Ltd. operates the Singtel Dash mobile wallet and Dash Visa Virtual Account. MAS lists SingCash as a Major Payment Institution for account issuance, domestic and cross-border transfers, merchant acquisition, and e-money issuance. Dash is not presented as a bank, deposit account, digital-payment-token provider, crypto exchange, stablecoin issuer, or crypto-funded card.

Singapore-incorporated software company that built Axie Infinity and contributes products, infrastructure, developer services, and ecosystem tooling for Ronin. Sky Mavis describes itself as a global team; its Singapore privacy contact is mapped as a legal-contact point, not as proof that every team or Ronin network function is headquartered there.

Crypto-native venture and incubation platform investing across infrastructure, middleware, fintech, applications, and content, with a community-driven network spanning Asia and global Web3 ecosystems.

GCGRA lists Sportradar AG as a gaming-related vendor. Sportradar describes a B2B sports-technology business serving sports, media, and betting markets and publishes both its St. Gallen headquarters and Singapore office. This profile separates sports-data and supplier infrastructure from consumer wagering: a vendor licence does not make Sportradar the operator of customer sportsbooks, and no crypto-payment claim is inferred.

Global systemically important bank with live institutional Bitcoin and Ether trading, digital-asset custody, settlement, tokenised-collateral, and stablecoin capabilities. Standard Chartered identifies Zodia Custody, Zodia Markets, and Libeara as distinct ventures or service layers in this stack. A May 2026 offer to acquire Zodia Custody's regulated custody business remains subject to regulatory approvals and closing conditions, so this profile does not present that proposed transaction as completed or merge the regional legal entities into the bank.

Straits Financial Group company licensed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for digital payment token and cross-border money transfer services. It describes spot execution, liquidity access, external regulated safeguarding, APIs, and high-touch services for sophisticated investors, corporates, and financial institutions. The map uses its currently published Suntec Tower Two operating office rather than treating the separate CWT Logistics Hub registered address as a headquarters.

Singapore payments and stablecoin infrastructure provider connecting bank and blockchain rails. StraitsX publishes fiat-stablecoin conversion, cross-border QR payments, and infrastructure for stablecoin-backed card programs. The current MAS directory lists StraitsX Payment Services and its SGD and USD issuance entities as Major Payment Institutions authorized for digital payment token services. This is infrastructure for issuers and fintechs, not evidence that StraitsX offers one universal consumer crypto card.

StraitsX legal entity responsible for issuing XSGD, the Singapore-dollar-denominated single-currency stablecoin. Current terms state that it holds XSGD reserve assets in segregated trust accounts and participates in licensed purchase, redemption, and OTC services. MAS lists the named company as a Major Payment Institution for digital payment token services. This issuer is separate from StraitsX Payment Services, Xfers, and the XUSD issuer despite sharing the same Ayer Rajah Crescent office and platform.

StraitsX legal entity responsible for issuing XUSD, the US-dollar-denominated single-currency stablecoin. Current terms state that it holds XUSD reserve assets in segregated trust accounts and participates in licensed purchase, redemption, and OTC services. MAS lists the named company as a Major Payment Institution for digital payment token services. The token is not legal tender or a bank deposit, and the issuer remains separate from the other StraitsX licensees at the shared office.

Temasek-seeded early-stage Web3 venture investor backing infrastructure, identity, developer tools, data indexing, scaling, privacy, and emerging blockchain applications from Singapore, New York, Boston, and London.

Sygnum's Singapore legal entity, holding both Major Payment Institution and Capital Markets Services licences. MAS lists DPT, account issuance, domestic and cross-border transfer, e-money issuance, capital-markets dealing, custody, fund management, and advisory permissions. Sygnum's local terms generally restrict specified services to Accredited and Institutional Investors. Sygnum Pte. Ltd. is not itself the Swiss licensed bank, and its Singapore permissions must not be presented as a local bank licence or retail deposit protection.

Singapore-based investment firm combining early-stage Web3 bets with liquid crypto-market participation, with an APAC founder focus.

GCGRA lists TCS John Huxley Singapore Pte Ltd as a gaming-related vendor. The company's current office directory identifies its Singapore sales, service, and support office at Cecil Court and describes the wider group as a manufacturer and supplier of live-gaming products. This is a B2B supplier profile, not a consumer casino, gambling licence for customers, or evidence of cryptocurrency support.

Web3 advisory, investment, asset-management, and venture-studio platform founded in 2017 and serving crypto founders and networks across APAC and global markets.

Thunes Asia Private Limited is a Singapore Major Payment Institution licensed for cross-border money transfer. The wider Thunes network connects payment participants across mobile wallets, bank accounts, cards, and cash-pickup channels. The Singapore licence is entity- and service-specific; this profile does not classify Thunes as a bank, card issuer, crypto exchange, or digital-payment-token provider.

Singapore payment institution connecting stablecoin acceptance and payouts with local-currency settlement for businesses. MAS currently lists Triple A Technologies as a Major Payment Institution for digital payment token, merchant acquisition, domestic transfer, and cross-border transfer services. Triple-A is also a beneficiary financial institution on Circle Payments Network for stablecoin-to-local-currency corridors. Its August 2026 post-mortem disclosed a social-engineering breach of company operational wallets; it states that the loss was limited to treasury assets, client funds were segregated and unaffected, services were restored, and the investigation remains ongoing.

MAS lists Trust Bank Singapore Limited as a full bank, exempt capital-markets-services entity, and exempt financial adviser. Trust publishes Visa debit and credit cards, savings, transfers, PayNow, investments, and insurance distribution in its app. This is a regulated fiat banking profile; no cryptocurrency custody, exchange, stablecoin issuance, or DPT permission is inferred.

United Overseas Bank Limited is a Singapore local bank supervised by MAS and offers consumer credit and debit cards. UOB has participated in institutional tokenisation work, including a Project Guardian initiative for verifiable green-bond reporting. The pilot does not establish a retail crypto exchange, custody service, stablecoin, or crypto card.

Singapore exchange entity licensed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for Digital Payment Token Service. Upbit Singapore's licence announcement describes service for institutional and retail clients and identifies it as a wholly owned subsidiary of Upbit APAC. The permission is specific to the Singapore entity and regulated DPT activity; it does not extend another Upbit market's products, listings, or legal protections to Singapore, and it is not a bank or card-issuer licence.

Global multi-stage technology investment platform operating from New York, London, Paris, Montreal, Toronto, Tokyo, and Singapore, with a dedicated Digital Asset Fund investing in crypto networks and blockchain-enabled companies. The 2026 Singapore Venture & Private Capital Association guide lists 331 Park Avenue South in New York as an overseas office and identifies Eric Martineau-Fortin and Jean-Francois Marvoux as founders.

Wise Asia-Pacific Pte. Ltd. is listed by MAS as a Major Payment Institution for account issuance, domestic and cross-border transfers, and e-money issuance, and separately holds named capital-markets permissions. Wise offers Singapore residents physical and digital debit cards linked to balances in supported fiat currencies. This entity profile does not convert Wise into a bank, crypto exchange, stablecoin issuer, or digital-payment-token licensee.

Xendit Payments Singapore Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore Major Payment Institution licensed for account issuance, domestic and cross-border transfers, merchant acquisition, and e-money issuance. Its terms describe safeguarded customer money rather than bank deposits. The current MAS scope does not include digital-payment-token services, so this profile does not classify Xendit Singapore as a bank, crypto exchange, or custodian.

StraitsX group entity providing fiat-account and e-money services and participating in licensed OTC digital-token transactions. MAS currently lists Xfers as a Major Payment Institution for DPT services, while StraitsX terms distinguish it from the token issuers and digital-asset-account provider. OKX's Singapore card terms identify Xfers, trading as StraitsX, as the Visa card issuer responsible for issuance, settlement, and scheme compliance. That issuer role is specific to the documented program, not evidence of a universal Xfers consumer crypto card.

Singapore payment institution using blockchain and stablecoins for business payment rails. MAS currently authorizes XREX for six activities: account issuance, domestic and cross-border transfers, merchant acquisition, e-money issuance, and Digital Payment Token Service. XREX presents its local product around USD liquidity and fiat-stablecoin conversion. The MPI is not a bank licence or deposit guarantee, and it does not establish consumer card issuance.

XTransfer Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore Major Payment Institution licensed for account issuance, domestic and cross-border money transfer, and e-money issuance. It focuses on international-trade payment and collection services for SMEs. The MAS permissions are scoped payment services; XTransfer is not presented here as a bank, deposit taker, crypto exchange, or digital-payment-token custodian.

You Technologies Group (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. issues the YouTrip and YouBiz cards and is a Mastercard principal member. MAS lists the legal entity as a Major Payment Institution for account issuance, domestic and cross-border transfers, and e-money issuance. This is regulated fiat card and wallet infrastructure; the reviewed official sources do not establish cryptocurrency funding, token custody, or a digital-payment-token permission.

Singapore-incorporated Zodia Custody entity serving institutional digital-asset custody use cases. Current group disclosures state that it is not licensed under the Payment Services Act and instead may provide services only while it continues to satisfy the conditions of a temporary exemption. It must therefore not appear in the directory as an MAS Major Payment Institution or as a licensed retail custodian. Its registered suite is a legitimate Republic Plaza cluster shared with BitGo Singapore and Anchorage Digital Singapore.