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The moment SBI moves, in Round A it directly tops up to $25 million. dtcpay quietly got a big one—#dtcpay完成2500万美元A轮融资 #SEC批准代币化NMS股票交易临时创新豁免
While concept coins were still grabbing attention, the payments track quietly landed a $25 million deal. Today, Singapore’s stablecoin payments company dtcpay announced that it has secured a strategic investment from Japan’s financial giant SBI Group. The total for Round A has increased from $10 million to $25 million.
What’s interesting is the order in which the money came. This round was originally led by Vertex Ventures, a unit of Temasek, with participation from Genedant Capital (managing assets worth over $2 billion) and Guo Liangde, founder of Capella Hotel Group. The lineup was already quite luxurious. As a result, SBI didn’t just board the ship—it added extra tonnage: money that could have wrapped up the round was instead pushed even higher.
My take: SBI isn’t buying concepts—it’s buying the license and acquiring network in dtcpay’s hands. This company is a major licensed payment institution in Singapore. The deciding factor for stablecoins going forward will be who builds and owns the payment layer. Traditional financial giants understand one thing very well—coin prices may swing, but the toll booths for payment transaction flows are a fixed business.
Hot money creates the buzz; patient money builds the toll station. This logic is the same as building a home: no matter how strong the wind is, the foundation still has to be laid piece by piece, and the lights need someone to turn them on every day. With SBI’s step forward, as long as someone follows up for a second round, this payments path will shift from a story to a trend. We can check again tomorrow to see who will be the second to follow among the licensed institutions.
🐶 Let’s take a look at #小狗 of #馬斯克 ✨🚀
The moment SBI moves, in Round A it directly tops up to $25 million. dtcpay quietly got a big one—#dtcpay完成2500万美元A轮融资 #SEC批准代币化NMS股票交易临时创新豁免
While concept coins were still grabbing attention, the payments track quietly landed a $25 million deal. Today, Singapore’s stablecoin payments company dtcpay announced that it has secured a strategic investment from Japan’s financial giant SBI Group. The total for Round A has increased from $10 million to $25 million.
What’s interesting is the order in which the money came. This round was originally led by Vertex Ventures, a unit of Temasek, with participation from Genedant Capital (managing assets worth over $2 billion) and Guo Liangde, founder of Capella Hotel Group. The lineup was already quite luxurious. As a result, SBI didn’t just board the ship—it added extra tonnage: money that could have wrapped up the round was instead pushed even higher.
My take: SBI isn’t buying concepts—it’s buying the license and acquiring network in dtcpay’s hands. This company is a major licensed payment institution in Singapore. The deciding factor for stablecoins going forward will be who builds and owns the payment layer. Traditional financial giants understand one thing very well—coin prices may swing, but the toll booths for payment transaction flows are a fixed business.
Hot money creates the buzz; patient money builds the toll station. This logic is the same as building a home: no matter how strong the wind is, the foundation still has to be laid piece by piece, and the lights need someone to turn them on every day. With SBI’s step forward, as long as someone follows up for a second round, this payments path will shift from a story to a trend. We can check again tomorrow to see who will be the second to follow among the licensed institutions.
🐶 Let’s take a look at #小狗 of #馬斯克 ✨🚀
