DTC Pay and BitGo Singapore Partner for Regulated Digital Asset Payments
In brief
- DTC Pay and BitGo Singapore partner to build regulated digital asset payment infrastructure in Asia-Pacific
- Both firms hold Major Payment Institution licenses from Singapore's Monetary Authority for Digital Payment Token services
- Partnership integrates merchant payments with institutional custody, trading, and automated settlement capabilities
- Transaction pipeline from wallet to merchant settlement operates within a single regulatory framework
Partnership Structure and Scope
The collaboration pairs DTC Pay's existing merchant payment network with BitGo's institutional-grade custody, trading, and settlement capabilities. BitGo Singapore offers institutional clients digital asset custody, trading, and automated settlement through its Go Network. Under the arrangement, the entire transaction pipeline, from customer wallet to merchant settlement, now sits within a single regulatory framework.
Financial terms of the partnership were not disclosed.
Regulatory Credentials and Timeline
DTC Pay, formally known as Digital Treasures Center Pte Ltd, has been licensed in Singapore since 2022. The company's recent momentum includes a $10 million Series A funding round in March 2026.
BitGo Singapore launched in November 2024, roughly three months after receiving its MPI license from MAS in August 2024. This relatively swift market entry reflects the subsidiary's focus on institutional digital asset services in the region.
Building on Prior Momentum
DTC Pay has been expanding its digital asset payment capabilities. In October 2025, the company partnered with WalletConnect to advance stablecoin payment capabilities. The BitGo partnership extends this trajectory by adding institutional-grade settlement and custody infrastructure, creating a more complete payment ecosystem for merchants and customers in Asia-Pacific.
