Singapore-based payment services provider MetaComp has raised US$22 million in a Pre-A funding round aimed at scaling its cross-border stablecoin payment infrastructure.

The company announced the funding on 9 December 2025. It is regulated as a Major Payment Institution by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).

Eastern Bell Capital, Noah, Sky9 Capital, Freshwave Fund, and Beingboom Capital participated in the funding round.

According to the company, the funds will support the expansion of its StableX Network. This hybrid payment rail is designed to bridge traditional finance systems like SWIFT with stablecoin networks.

MetaComp stated that the capital injection will facilitate its expansion across Southeast Asia, South Asia, and the Middle East.

The company aims to boost its technological capabilities by enhancing the StableX Engine for liquidity management.

Additionally, it will upgrade the VisionX risk-intelligence engine to strengthen compliance measures.

“Asia is entering a new stage of digital finance where settlement infrastructure must meet the standards of global trade,” said Dr. Bo Bai, Chairman and Co-Founder of MetaComp. “StableX and VisionX give enterprises the speed of stablecoins with the safeguards of regulated finance.”

Tin Pei Ling, Co-President of MetaComp, noted that clarity in stablecoin regulations is encouraging enterprises to modernise settlement processes.

“Our volumes, now exceeding US$1 billion a month across more than 30 markets, show that businesses want real-time payments that combine speed with compliance. This funding allows us to scale StableX and VisionX across Southeast Asia and build the Web2.5 infrastructure that the region’s digital economy can depend on,” she said.

Launched in May 2025, the StableX Engine accommodates more than 10 stablecoins, such as USDT and USDC.

Ron Cao of Sky9 Capital pointed out that MetaComp occupies a strategic position to benefit as the stablecoin payment sector enters a phase of structural growth.

Featured image: Edited by Fintech News Singapore based on an image by Sajawal via Freepik and Dr Bo Bai via LinkedIn.