BitGo Singapore and dtcpay Partner to Scale Global Crypto Payments

The collaboration leverages BitGo’s status as a Major Payment Institution, licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, to bolster dtcpay’s operational capacity. For dtcpay, the move reinforces a strategic pivot toward stablecoins, following a decision to phase out support for volatile assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This infrastructure shift is designed to provide the reliability necessary for real-time settlements as the company targets broader market adoption.

Angela Ang, managing director of BitGo Singapore, noted that the partnership centers on providing the secure framework required for real-world digital asset use. Meanwhile, dtcpay CEO Alice Liu emphasized that compliance remains the primary barrier to entry in the current payment landscape. By utilizing BitGo’s regulated cold storage and wallet services, dtcpay intends to stabilize its backend operations as it scales. This deal mirrors BitGo’s broader strategy of providing MiCA-compliant tools in Europe, positioning the firm as a primary provider for crypto entities navigating increasingly complex international regulatory environments.