BitGo Singapore Pte. Ltd., a subsidiary of BitGo Holdings, Inc. (BitGo), the digital asset infrastructure company, and dtcpay, a digital payments company, announced Tuesday a partnership to support the continued development of secure, compliant digital asset payment infrastructure across global markets.
Through this partnership dtcpay plans to leverage BitGo Singapore’s digital asset infrastructure to strengthen its operational capabilities, enhance asset security, and support the continued expansion of its payment network, the duo said in a statement.
BitGo Singapore is licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) as a Major Payment Institution for Digital Payment Token Service and Cross-border Money Transfer Service.
As institutional and commercial demand for trusted digital asset services continues to accelerate globally, the partnership reflects a shared commitment to building secure, compliant, and scalable infrastructure for businesses and institutions operating at the intersection of digital assets and traditional finance.
“We believe dtcpay is playing an important role in real-world digital asset adoption through regulated payment solutions,” said Angela Ang, Managing Director of BitGo Singapore.
“As dtcpay expands across new markets, our role is to provide the secure and regulated infrastructure that allows them to scale effortlessly,
“This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to building trusted foundations for the future of finance,” she added.
Alice Liu, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of dtcpay, said trust and compliance are non-negotiable in digital payments.
“BitGo Singapore’s regulated infrastructure is the ideal foundation for dtcpay to scale our global payment network, and this partnership reflects our shared belief that the future of finance is built on security, transparency, and regulatory integrity,” she added.
The announcement marks the beginning of a broader relationship between the companies.
In addition to supporting dtcpay’s digital asset operations, BitGo Singapore and dtcpay intend to explore additional opportunities to strengthen infrastructure, connectivity, and ecosystem partnerships across regulated digital asset markets.