MetaComp, a Singapore-based digital assets infrastructure provider, has announced a strategic partnership with Hong Kong-listed OSL Group to develop a compliant cross-border digital finance infrastructure. This collaboration seeks to enhance liquidity networks, facilitate stablecoin-based payments, and advance tokenisation of real-world assets (RWAs) between the two financial hubs.
The partnership addresses the growing demand for transparency and regulatory alignment in digital asset trading. By integrating their liquidity networks, MetaComp and OSL aim to improve over-the-counter (OTC) trade execution for institutional clients, offering better pricing and seamless access to liquidity. Additionally, the firms will co-develop infrastructure to enable faster, cost-efficient cross-border payments using stablecoins, adhering to the regulatory frameworks of both jurisdictions.
Recognising the potential of tokenisation in capital markets, the collaboration will explore solutions for trading tokenised RWAs, aiming to create more liquid and transparent markets for institutional investors. This initiative is supported by MetaComp’s parent company, Alpha Ladder Finance, a Capital Markets Service Licence holder regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
The alliance also focuses on enhancing compliance measures, leveraging KYC databases and cross-chain tracing tools to strengthen anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing safeguards. Tin Pei Ling, Co-President of MetaComp, stated, “This partnership with OSL represents a significant milestone in our commitment to building the next generation of digital financial infrastructure.”
Eugene Cheung, Chief Commercial Officer of OSL Group, added, “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.”
This partnership underscores the firms’ vision of fostering responsible growth and innovation in digital finance across Asia’s key capital markets.
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