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BTC dtcpay completes US$25 million in Series A financing, SBI Group becomes strategic investor
Singapore financial technology company dtcpay recently announced that it has completed US$25 million in Series A financing, with Japan's SBI Group joining as a strategic investor. This round of financing was initially led by Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia and India and has now been successfully completed. The company will use the funds to expand its merchant network, upgrade enterprise-level tools, and plan to launch new consumer application features.
SBI invests funds to expand stablecoin payments
According to official announcements, SBI invests through SBI Ventures Asset and SBI-NTU-Kyobo Digital Innovation Fund. Existing investors Genedant Capital and Kwee Liong Tek also maintained their original positions. Currently, the company has not disclosed SBI's specific capital contribution, shareholding ratio, valuation, revenue or fund allocation plans for each project.
dtcpay holds a major payment institution license issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). Its platform supports digital asset conversion, custody, merchant terminal sales and payments, and stablecoin consumption by binding Visa cards. In addition, the company has a regulatory footprint in Europe, Hong Kong, Australia and North America. While this broad coverage helps business expansion, each market has separate licensing and compliance requirements.
SBI Investment focuses on regulated cross-border payment growth
For dtcpay, SBI brings more than just capital. The Japanese financial group has extensive deployments in areas such as exchanges, stablecoins, blockchain networks and digital asset infrastructure. The cooperation is expected to connect Japanese capital with Southeast Asian merchants through regulated payment channels. Compared with traditional correspondent banks, stablecin payments can reduce settlement delays and intermediary costs.
However, faster transfer speeds still rely on strong custody capabilities, compliance, liquidity and fraud controls. Therefore, regulatory coverage may be a stronger competitive advantage than mere transaction speed.
Alice Liu, founder and CEO of, said the funding will support a more ambitious plan to reshape the global cross-border payment system. Chairman Band Zhao pointed out that infrastructure construction, institutional partnerships and opening up new regulated markets are the next priorities.
The company was established in 2019 and previously raised US$16.5 million through a Pre-A round of financing in June 2023 to support early product development and regional expansion plans. As of now, dtcpay has not announced the release date of its enterprise portal or planned application features, nor has it disclosed current valuation and revenue data.
