#dtcpay完成2500万美元a轮融资
👉 稳定币又拿到钱，群里聊
Singapore payment company dtcpay has secured $25 million 💰
This is an extension of the Series A round, with SBI Group entering as a strategic investor.
The company’s original name was Digital Treasures Center.
Its core business is merchant acquiring—converting the stablecoins collected into fiat for settlement.
It holds a payment license in Singapore.
Its customers are concentrated among merchants and cross-border platforms across Southeast Asia.
Putting $25 million into the payments track isn’t a small move.
The money will be used for licensing and compliance, then to build an additional layer of settlement infrastructure.
Receiving payments, exchanging currency, and settling are all part of the same line.
By shortening settlement terms for cross-border merchants, the cash flow gets smoother.
Why does Japanese capital look at this space? The answer lies in the rails.
Stablecoin payments have kept attracting funding this year without stopping.
On this track, whoever gets compliance working first will occupy the position first.
For crypto, payments are the closest thing to real revenue.
Which company do you think will be the first to break out in stablecoin payments? Let’s discuss in the comments.
👉 稳定币又拿到钱，群里聊
Singapore payment company dtcpay has secured $25 million 💰
This is an extension of the Series A round, with SBI Group entering as a strategic investor.
The company’s original name was Digital Treasures Center.
Its core business is merchant acquiring—converting the stablecoins collected into fiat for settlement.
It holds a payment license in Singapore.
Its customers are concentrated among merchants and cross-border platforms across Southeast Asia.
Putting $25 million into the payments track isn’t a small move.
The money will be used for licensing and compliance, then to build an additional layer of settlement infrastructure.
Receiving payments, exchanging currency, and settling are all part of the same line.
By shortening settlement terms for cross-border merchants, the cash flow gets smoother.
Why does Japanese capital look at this space? The answer lies in the rails.
Stablecoin payments have kept attracting funding this year without stopping.
On this track, whoever gets compliance working first will occupy the position first.
For crypto, payments are the closest thing to real revenue.
Which company do you think will be the first to break out in stablecoin payments? Let’s discuss in the comments.
