Oceanus Group Limited and HashKey Group have signed an agreement to improve global trade finance using stablecoin technology.
The partnership will be carried out through Oceanus’s tech unit Oceanus Digital Intelligence Network and HashKey Technology Services. Their goal is to help reduce the $2.5 trillion gap in trade finance, which mostly affects small and medium businesses.
By combining ODIN’s AI-powered platform with HashKey’s regulated payment system, they aim to create a new digital system to make trade across Asia faster, easier, and more efficient.
“This partnership represents a peer-level strategic alignment that moves beyond the typical vendor relationship,” said Adrian Teo, CEO of ODIN. “Oceanus has always been about securing the future of food. By partnering with HashKey, we are securing the future of how that food is traded. We are evolving from an aquaculture pioneer into a digitally savvy global trade powerhouse, providing our partners with the speed and efficiency of digital assets without compromising on regulatory rigor.”
“HashKey is dedicated to bridging the gap between traditional finance and the digital asset economy,” added Jason Tay, Managing Director of HashKey Technology Services Pte Ltd. “By serving as the preferred institutional settlement layer for ODIN, we are providing the regulated infrastructure necessary for stablecoin capital to flow into real-world trade. This is a critical step in our mission to enhance financial inclusion and security across Asian trade corridors.”
HashKey Group is a major digital asset company in Asia that offers a wide range of financial services.
It provides everything needed for digital assets, including regulated trading platforms, over-the-counter (OTC) trading, and secure storage services designed for large investors.
Oceanus Group Limited is a company based in Singapore that focuses on food security and global trade.
Its subsidiary, Oceanus Digital Intelligence Network, is a technology platform that uses AI to help organize and standardize trade finance data, making it easier for large investors to support businesses.
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