Driving Crypto Adoption, BitGo Singapore Partners with dtcpay in the Global Payments Market
BitGo Singapore Partners with dtcpay to Strengthen Global Crypto Payment Infrastructure
BitGo Singapore and dtcpay have entered into a strategic partnership to support secure digital asset payment infrastructure across global markets.
Announced on Tuesday, the collaboration will enable dtcpay to leverage BitGo Singapore’s infrastructure to enhance operational efficiency, strengthen asset security, and expand its payment network. Financial details of the agreement were not disclosed.
BitGo Singapore is a subsidiary of BitGo Holdings, a digital asset infrastructure company listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker BTGO. The company is licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) as a Major Payment Institution for Digital Payment Token Services and Cross-border Money Transfer Services.
Under the partnership, dtcpay will utilize BitGo Singapore’s regulated digital asset infrastructure as it continues to build its global payment network. The collaboration is expected to focus on improving operational capabilities, enhancing asset protection, and expanding payment connectivity.
The move aligns with dtcpay’s broader strategy of focusing on stablecoin-based payment services. The company previously announced plans to discontinue support for Bitcoin and Ethereum payments in 2025, shifting its payment offerings toward stablecoins.
Beyond supporting payment transactions, the partnership also highlights the growing importance of regulated custody, transaction settlement, compliance, and payment network reliability within the digital asset ecosystem.
BitGo has been expanding its regulated infrastructure business across multiple markets, including Europe through services designed to comply with the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework. The partnership with dtcpay reflects the company’s broader effort to provide compliant infrastructure solutions for payment providers and crypto firms operating in highly regulated environments.
Looking ahead, BitGo Singapore and dtcpay plan to explore additional collaboration opportunities, including infrastructure development, enhanced connectivity, and ecosystem partnerships across regulated digital asset markets.
