As stablecoins transition beyond crypto trading and into cross-border finance, payments, and settlement, market adoption is accelerating. Concurrently, institutions are shifting their focus to practical challenges: securely managing onchain funds and weaving digital assets into legacy operations.
To address these developments, digital asset infrastructure provider Cregis is set to host the Institutional Onchain Finance Summit 2026 in Singapore on October 6, coinciding with TOKEN2049 Week. Global payment solutions firm FOMO Pay, stablecoin payments infrastructure company Stable, and AI-native compliance platform Width join Cregis as co-hosts of the event.
With sponsorship from FUTURECLOUD, AWS, and Avenia, the gathering will convene executives and practitioners spanning financial services, digital asset infrastructure, security, payments, and stablecoins.
Given the expanding role of stablecoins in corporate treasury, settlement, and cross-border transactions, the emphasis has pivoted from mere adoption to execution—specifically, how these assets integrate into established financial workflows and infrastructure.
The summit’s inaugural panel, titled “What Stablecoins Mean for Banks, Businesses and the Wider Economy,” will tackle this exact theme. Featuring insights from FOMO Pay Co-Founder Zack Yang, MetaComp Co-President and COO Eddie Hui, Tether Regional Expansion Lead Andres Kim, and Avenia Founder and COO Leandro Noel, the discussion will be moderated by Chiara Munaretto of Stablecoin Insider.
Panelists will examine current stablecoin applications across treasury, financial services, and payments, while evaluating what broader integration entails for traditional businesses and banks.
Because these practical use cases are multiplying, the underlying infrastructure must adapt to increasingly intricate fund flows. Consequently, institutions are looking past basic asset transfers and issuance to evaluate transaction execution, access controls, day-to-day operations, and counterparty coordination.
This operational evolution also transforms security requirements. When digital assets integrate into broader corporate workflows, potential vulnerabilities extend across human processes, third-party infrastructure, access controls, and signing systems—stretching far beyond traditional smart contracts or wallets.
To unpack this shifting threat matrix, the summit’s second panel is titled “The New Security Playbook: How Attacks & Defences Are Evolving Across Digital Assets.” 1exchange Non-Executive Director Michael Chen, CertiK CBO Jason Jiang, HackenProof CEO Dmytro Matviiv, and ZAN Head of Strategic Partnerships Alexandra Wang will discuss how threat vectors are changing and where institutions must bolster incident response, monitoring, and prevention.
Furthermore, artificial intelligence and automation are altering both how attacks are deployed and how they are identified, introducing an additional layer of complexity to an already demanding operating climate.
The agenda will additionally spotlight keynote speeches delivered by Cregis COO Jason Ma, Width CEO and Co-Founder Chye Kit Chionh, Stable CEO Brian Mehler, and Injective CEO and Co-founder Eric Chen. Their presentations will offer insights from infrastructure builders operating directly within the institutional onchain finance, stablecoin, and payments sectors.
For Cregis, this summit underscores a wider market trend. As enterprises incorporate digital assets into treasury, payments, and auxiliary financial workflows, supporting infrastructure must provide more than mere blockchain connectivity. Effective operating layers increasingly demand integrated governance, fund flow management, security controls, and wallet infrastructure.
The Institutional Onchain Finance Summit 2026 aims to unify these topics into a single platform, uniting security firms, infrastructure providers, stablecoin ventures, payment companies, and financial institutions to exchange hands-on experiences across diverse business models and markets.
About Cregis
Cregis functions as a digital asset infrastructure platform delivering technology tailored for digital asset payouts, collections, and fund operations. Its suite of tools encompasses regulated custody capabilities, fund flow orchestration, and wallet infrastructure, empowering businesses to oversee digital assets with heightened efficiency, security, and control. Established in 2017, Cregis caters to fintechs, Forex brokers, payment service providers (PSPs), financial institutions, and Web3 enterprises. Active throughout Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia, Cregis currently empowers over 4,000 businesses across more than 50 countries.
About FOMO Pay
Established in 2015, FOMO Pay is a licensed payment institution holding regulatory approvals in Hong Kong, Singapore, and the Middle East. It supplies digital asset, digital banking, and digital payment solutions to institutions and enterprises. Its offerings bridge traditional financial services with emerging digital financial architecture, covering corporate treasury, transactional banking, and merchant and corporate payments.
About Stable
Stable develops products and foundational infrastructure tailored to the global stablecoin ecosystem. At the heart of its offerings is StableChain, an EVM-compatible, USDT-native Layer 1 network engineered for predictable, fast, and economical settlement and payments, utilizing USDT as both its settlement and gas asset.
About Width
Width operates as an AI-native compliance platform based in Singapore. It consolidates AML monitoring, KYC, KYB, regulatory reporting, fraud detection, and case management into an auditable, unified system. Serving over 500 digital asset businesses, fintechs, banks, insurers, and professional services companies across 180 jurisdictions, the platform merges graph intelligence, AI-driven risk scoring, visual workflow design, biometric verification, and real-time transaction monitoring.