Cregis Partners with Remi Technology to Build a Global Compliant Digital Asset Infrastructure Network

Enterprise Digital Asset Payment and Custody Infrastructure Cregisannounced a partnership with Remi Technology to provide underlying security and infrastructure support for its digital asset network serving regulated financial institutions, helping licensed financial institutions such as banks, payment service providers, and remittance institutions conduct cross-border digital asset business efficiently and in compliance.

Remi Technologyis a Singapore-headquartered fintech infrastructure provider that has established a strategic partnership with Portugal-licensed bank Bison Bank, dedicated to building a digital asset network connecting regulated financial institutions. The network enables participating institutions to conduct structured data exchange, transaction messaging, status tracking, reconciliation, and compliance collaboration.

In this collaboration framework, Bison Bank provides a regulated banking environment and institutional foundation; Remi is responsible for network connectivity and settlement coordination among participating institutions; Cregis provides underlying digital asset security and management capabilities, offering technical support for institutions to conduct related business.

Cregis CEO Shawn Yan said: "As digital assets enter regulated financial markets, the challenges faced by institutions are no longer only how to securely hold and transfer assets, but also how to incorporate these operations into existing access management, risk control, and governance frameworks. Our partnership with Remi is intended to better align digital asset infrastructure with the actual operational requirements of financial institutions."

In recent years, Bison Bank has continued to expand its digital asset business, and in May 2026 launched EUB and USB, electronic money tokens pegged to the euro and the U.S. dollar, respectively, to provide approved institutional clients with digital asset transfer and settlement services. This provides a practical use case for the application of digital assets in regulated banking business and also forms part of the collaboration framework between Remi and Bison Bank.

Remi CEO Sam Su said: "Cross-border digital asset settlement requires not only reliable technical connectivity, but also banking business foundations and robust security management. Our strategic partnership with Bison Bank provides banking business and institutional foundations, while Cregis provides participating institutions with underlying digital asset security capabilities. The collaboration among the three parties will further promote the formation of a more interconnected and compliant institutional-grade digital asset ecosystem."

As financial institutions continue to explore the application of blockchain in payments, transaction processing, and asset management, infrastructure connecting different institutions is receiving increasing attention. Estimates by McKinsey and Artemis show that actual stablecoin payment volume in 2025 was approximately USD 390 billion, with B2B payment volume of approximately USD 226 billion. As digital assets gradually enter real-world financial business, institutions' requirements for custody, security, compliance, and data interaction capabilities are also rising, and related infrastructure needs to integrate better with the existing financial system.

Remi's network supports structured data exchange, customer identity verification and anti-money laundering (KYC/AML), transaction screening, the Travel Rule, and compliance monitoring. Cregis provides digital asset infrastructure covering wallets, payment and fund flow management, and institutional custody through technologies such as multi-party computation (MPC), hardware security modules (HSM), and trusted execution environments (TEE).

Over the past nine years, Cregis has helped more than 4,000 enterprises in over 50 countries and regions worldwide build and operate digital asset businesses. In 2025, Cregis launched theTrust Vaultsolution, further expanding institutional-grade custody and asset governance capabilities. The solution supports secure storage, management, and payment of digital assets, including stablecoins, helping enterprises improve operational efficiency while strengthening internal access controls, risk management, and compliance governance.

Shawn added: "For digital assets to be applied more widely in the financial system, progress cannot rely solely on a single institution or a single technology; it also requires infrastructure that can support long-term collaboration among different institutions. Cregis will continue to build capabilities around security, asset management, and institutional operations, and work with partners such as Remi to support the development of regulated digital asset business."

About Remi Technology

Remi TechnologyA global fintech company headquartered in Singapore, it has independently developed a blockchain-native cross-border payment and settlement system benchmarked against SWIFT, focusing on providing end-to-end compliant cross-border payment infrastructure solutions for licensed banks and regulated financial institutions worldwide.

About Bison Bank

Bison BankIt primarily serves individual and institutional clients, offering comprehensive and specialized private banking, custody banking, corporate consulting, and digital asset services. Leveraging the strategic synergies between European and global markets, it operates with a strong European presence and a global partnership network to achieve global business expansion.

About Cregis

CregisCregis is a digital asset infrastructure platform that provides enterprises with technology capabilities for digital asset collections, payments, and treasury operations, helping them conduct digital asset business securely, compliantly, and efficiently. Founded in 2017, it serves financial institutions, payment service providers, foreign exchange brokers, fintech companies, and Web3 businesses. Its operations cover multiple markets including Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America, and it currently serves more than 4,000 enterprise clients across over 50 countries and regions.

Source: 深潮 TechFlow