MetaComp, a licensed Singapore-based provider of cross-border foreign exchange and digital asset infrastructure, has teamed up with OSL Group, a Hong Kong-listed global digital financial infrastructure platform.
The partnership aims to build a compliant cross-border digital asset infrastructure between Singapore and Hong Kong.
The duo said in a statement on Monday that they will collaborate to advance digital solutions for cross-border payments, improve real-world asset (RWA) token market infrastructure, and foster regulatory-compliant innovation between Hong Kong and Singapore.
The duo said they have a shared commitment to build a robust and interconnected ecosystem for digital assets and tokenized finance.
The partnership between MetaComp and OSL Group aims to meet important market needs by improving liquidity, supporting cross-border payments, enabling regulated trading of real-world asset (RWA) tokens, and strengthening digital asset management and compliance.
To meet the growing demand for over-the-counter (OTC) digital asset trading, the two companies will explore ways to connect their liquidity networks, helping institutional clients trade digital assets and payment instruments more efficiently. This will make OTC markets faster, more transparent, and reduce trading costs.
They will also co-develop infrastructure links using their existing systems to enable the use of stablecoins for cross-border payments, allowing financial institutions and payment providers to transfer funds between Singapore and Hong Kong quickly, cheaply, and in line with regulations.
Recognizing the rise of tokenization in capital markets, MetaComp, OSL, and MetaComp’s parent company Alpha Ladder Finance (ALFIN) will work on solutions to support cross-listing and trading of tokenized real-world assets. These assets can be purchased using fiat or stablecoins while following strict regulatory rules.
The goal is to create more liquid and transparent regulated markets for RWA tokens in Asia, giving institutional and accredited investors access to assets that were previously hard to trade.
The partnership also emphasizes strong compliance and risk management, ensuring that all activities meet regulatory standards.
According to the statement, MetaComp and OSL will collaborate on enhancing anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CFT) measures by leveraging industry-leading KYC databases, on-chain wallet analytics, and cross-chain transaction tracing tools.
These efforts are intended to uphold the highest standards of integrity while protecting clients and the broader ecosystem from illicit activity.
“This partnership with OSL represents a significant milestone in our commitment to building the next generation of digital financial infrastructure,
“By combining our strengths, we are not only advancing regional connectivity but also setting new benchmarks for compliance and innovation in digital asset markets,” said Tin Pei Ling, Co-President of MetaComp.
Eugene Cheung, Chief Commercial Officer of OSL Group, said Hong Kong and Singapore are natural partners in shaping Asia’s digital finance future.
“Through this collaboration with MetaComp, we’re laying the groundwork for interoperable, real-world solutions that serve institutional needs and meet the highest regulatory expectations,” he added.
The partnership underscores both firms’ long-term vision of enabling responsible growth and technological innovation in digital finance across Asia’s key capital markets, said the statement.
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