Cleanverse International has officially launched in Singapore, unveiling a pioneering compliance-native trust layer for on-chain finance. The launch, which took place on 30 September 2025, has garnered support from key industry players such as dtcpay, FOMO Group, DigiFT, and KUN, marking a significant step in embedding trust and compliance into blockchain transactions.
Cleanverse aims to address the challenges of blockchain’s anonymity by integrating verified identity with regulated assets, ensuring real-time compliance with the Travel Rule. This initiative is designed to provide the same level of security and trust found in traditional financial systems like SWIFT, but within the blockchain environment. Charles Huang, Founder of Cleanverse International, stated, “Cleanverse builds on Web2’s proven compliance logic and uses blockchain to create a more efficient compliance network on Web3.”
The platform introduces several innovations, including APASS, a non-transferable identity credential, and A-tokens, which mirror regulated stablecoins for traceable transactions. This multi-layer compliance architecture is expected to facilitate the adoption of blockchain by financial institutions, offering a secure and standardised framework for on-chain finance.
The launch event featured panel discussions on the importance of compliance in accelerating institutional adoption and the role of AI in finance. Cleanverse is now inviting more industry players to join its consortium, aiming to establish global standards for on-chain finance and governance. CEO Ceridwen Choo emphasised, “Compliance is not a hurdle; it is the gateway to participation in on-chain finance.”
With the backing of its founding members, Cleanverse is poised to transform the landscape of digital finance, bridging the gap between traditional and decentralised financial systems.
