TLDR
- Singapore-based MetaComp raised $35M across two Pre-A rounds within three months.
- Alibaba, Spark Venture, and institutional investors backed the latest funding round.
- MetaComp processed over $10B in payments and OTC volume across 13+ stablecoins in 2025.
- The firm plans to expand its StableX Network across Asia, Middle East, Africa, and Latin America.
Singapore-based digital finance company MetaComp has raised $35 million in new funding backed by Alibaba and several institutional investors. The capital comes from two Pre-A rounds completed within three months.
The company said the funding will support the expansion of its hybrid payment and wealth management infrastructure. MetaComp operates a platform that connects traditional finance systems with stablecoin-based settlements.
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The latest round included investment from Alibaba, Spark Venture, and existing shareholders. Financial advisory services were provided by 100Summit Partners.
MetaComp stated that the capital will strengthen its payment network and help develop new technology for digital finance services.
MetaComp builds bridge between fiat payments and stablecoin systems
MetaComp provides payment and wealth management services that combine traditional currencies and digital assets. Its system supports both fiat payment rails and stablecoin settlement.
The company operates under licenses from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. These include Capital Markets Services and Recognized Market Operator approvals related to digital asset activities.
MetaComp describes its infrastructure as a “Web2.5” model. This structure connects existing banking systems with blockchain-based payment networks.
MetaComp raises $35M in a Pre-A Round backed by Alibaba
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The company said the platform handled more than $10 billion in payments and over-the-counter trading volume during 2025. These transactions involved more than 13 stablecoins.
MetaComp also reported that its client asset management platform operates at a monthly run rate exceeding $1 billion. It currently manages more than $500 million in wealth assets.
The company said the platform allows institutions to process digital asset transactions while remaining within regulated financial frameworks.
Funding to expand cross-border settlement network
MetaComp plans to use the new funding to expand its StableX Network. This network supports real-time cross-border payments using both fiat currencies and stablecoins.
The company aims to increase its presence in several regions. These include Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America.
According to MetaComp, traditional cross-border payment systems often require several days for settlement. They also involve higher costs and limited currency coverage.
Tin Pei Ling, co-president of MetaComp, addressed these limitations in a statement.
“Traditional payment systems remain constrained by multi-day settlement cycles, high costs, and limited currency coverage, and that gap is exactly what we were founded to solve,” she said.
The StableX Network aims to provide faster settlement using blockchain technology. It also allows financial institutions to integrate stablecoin payments with existing banking systems.
MetaComp said the expansion will focus on regions with growing demand for digital payment infrastructure.
Company plans AI features for automated financial services
MetaComp also plans to invest part of the funding in artificial intelligence capabilities. These systems will support automated payment and wealth management tools.
The company described this approach as an “agentic Web2.5” architecture. It will combine AI-driven processes with digital asset infrastructure.
These systems could allow automated transaction management and portfolio services within regulated frameworks.
MetaComp reported full-year net profitability for 2025. The company also noted that the new investment increases its available liquidity to more than $100 million.
This capital includes operating cash flow and additional financial resources available to the firm.
MetaComp stated that the expanded funding will support infrastructure growth and service development in international markets.
