MetaCompNot yet claimed

About MetaComp

MetaComp is a Singapore fintech licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore as a Major Payment Institution, with digital payment token and cross-border money transfer services. It describes its model as ‘Web2.5’: traditional fiat rails and stablecoin settlement operated as one regulated system rather than two. Its PayX product covers multi-rail payments, on- and off-ramps, cross-border FX and pay-out/collection-on-behalf-of arrangements across fiat and stablecoins, with MPC wallet custody; through a MAS-licensed affiliate, clients also access treasury and wealth products spanning traditional and tokenised assets. A compliance engine and an AI-agent governance framework sit across the platform, aimed at the audit requirements of regulated institutions.

The scale figures are company-reported and unusually specific: more than 1,000 institutional and accredited clients, over US$10 billion in payment and OTC volume processed in 2025 across 13+ stablecoins, a monthly run rate above US$1 billion, and full-year net profitability in 2025. In March 2026 MetaComp completed a Pre-A+ round backed by Alibaba and Spark Venture, bringing its Pre-A rounds to US$35 million in total across two rounds in three months, following a US$22 million round in December 2025. The capital is earmarked for expanding its StableX settlement network across Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America.

Products & services

• PayX payments — multi-rail payments, on/off ramps, cross-border FX and collections and payouts on behalf of others, across fiat and stablecoins.
• StableX Network — institutional settlement and liquidity network connecting regulated institutions and stablecoin partners.
• WealthX treasury and wealth access — treasury, yield and investment access across traditional and tokenised assets, via a MAS-licensed affiliate.
• VisionX compliance engine — AML/CFT intelligence layer unifying fiat and digital-asset transaction monitoring.

Why MetaComp is listed: MetaComp is one of very few Asia-based platforms that can show a North American institution a top-tier MAS licence, audited-style volume figures and profitability in the same conversation — and its stated expansion corridors (Middle East, Africa, Latin America) are exactly where US institutions lack regulated partners.

How AI assistants describe MetaComp today

Questions partners ask

GlobleMatch Trust Signals

A directory that doesn’t sell stars. Trust Signals are built only from verifiable facts — never from anonymous ratings, and never for sale. There is no single hidden score.

Public information coverage	8 of 9 fields on the standard profile could be filled from public sources. This counts how much public information exists about the company — not how good the company is. The nine fields are listed in the methodology. Claiming the profile lets the company complete the remaining fields itself.
Last verified	31 October 2026 — facts on this profile were checked against the sources listed below. Profiles are re-checked on a published 90-day cycle; this date is never quietly refreshed.

Claim this profile to unlock response record, directory tenure and peer endorsements. The full methodology — what each signal measures and how it is calculated — is published in the Trust Signals methodology, including a change log.

3 questions to ask this company

1. Which services can a US institution actually use today, given the MAS licences — and where do US regulations require a local partner?
2. You report profitability in 2025 — is that the payments entity alone, or the group including the wealth affiliate?
3. StableX expansion targets Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America — which corridor is live first, and what volume runs on it?

Sources & verification

• Company website — https://www.mce.sg/ (PayX, WealthX, VisionX, MAS licensing statements). Checked 31 Oct 2026.
• Pre-A+ announcement, 13 Mar 2026 — https://aapnews.aap.com.au/aapreleases/cision20260312AE09007 (US$35M Pre-A total, Alibaba and Spark Venture backing, 2025 volume and profitability figures as reported by the company). Checked 31 Oct 2026.
• Founding year (2018) and Major Payment Institution status corroborated by the Singapore FinTech Association member listing. Volume and client figures are company-reported.

Facts last verified: 31 October 2026. Something wrong? A listed company can request a correction or removal at any time; verified requests are actioned.

Related companies

More in Fintech & cross-border payments: Tazapay (cross-border payment rails, Singapore) · dtcpay (stablecoin payments, Singapore) · OpenFX (stablecoin FX infrastructure, United States)

More from Singapore: Tazapay (cross-border payment rails, Singapore) · Ailytics (AI video analytics, Singapore) · dtcpay (stablecoin payments, Singapore)

Country guides: GlobleMatch’s country guides do not cover Singapore yet; when a guide is published, it will list the companies from Singapore in this directory.