Amber International, a Singapore-based provider of institutional digital asset financial services and solutions operating under the brand name “Amber Premium”, announced Monday its comprehensive expansion into the digital assets treasury (DAT) sector.

This move positions Amber Premium to capitalize on the corporate digital asset market while leveraging its proven track record with publicly listed companies, including DeFi Development Corp, the firm said in a statement.

Cited publicly available data from BitcoinTreasuries.net, the statement highlighted corporate adoption of digital assets has reached an inflection point, with 179 publicly listed companies globally now holding Bitcoin worth over $110 billion.

However, Amber Premium has identified a critical gap: while companies are acquiring digital assets, many lack the sophisticated infrastructure to manage them effectively.

Traditional “buy-and-hold” strategies are proving inadequate as corporations demand better cash flow optimization, compliance oversight, secure custody, and risk management.

Amber Premium directly addresses these pain points through a one-stop, comprehensive digital asset financial platform that guides clients through every step of their digital asset journey.

Unlike offering fragmented solutions, the company’s integrated services, spanning consulting, trade execution, compliance support, and digital asset management solutions (subject to applicable regulatory approvals in relevant jurisdictions), support clients in pursuing long-term value while helping reduce operational complexity.

Drawing from its successful partnerships with multiple publicly listed companies, Amber Premium has introduced a tailored suite of services including consulting, trading solutions, financing, custody, and compliance support, delivered in line with applicable regulatory requirements and, where applicable, in collaboration with licensed partners.

Additionally, Amber Premium provides 24/7 1+N customer support, addressing all phases of corporate needs—from initial planning to long-term management of digital assets.

“We saw companies struggling to manage their digital asset needs across multiple vendors, each with different standards and compliance requirements,” said Vicky Wang, President of Amber Premium.

“Our DAT services solve that problem by bringing everything under one roof—from basic trading to complex structured products. Instead of clients having to coordinate between
different providers, we handle the entire process with consistent compliance and security standards,

“This solution is designed to give institutional clients, including publicly listed companies, greater confidence to move forward with digital assets, while helping them navigate regulatory requirements and operational challenges in line with applicable approvals in relevant jurisdictions,” she added.

Looking ahead, Amber Premium said it plans to maintain its high service standards for listed companies as the DAT sector continues to 1.

It said the company will keep refining its capabilities and product offerings based on three core principles: strict compliance, cutting-edge technology, and real client value.

By expanding sustainable digital asset management solutions to serve more institutional clients, Amber Premium said it aims to help drive the Web3 industry toward its next phase of broader, high-quality growth.

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