TL;DR:
- MetaComp closed its Pre-A+ round backed by Alibaba and Spark Venture, accumulating $35 million across two rounds in three months.
- The platform processed over $10 billion in payments and OTC volume during 2025, with wealth assets exceeding $500 million.
- The group’s available immediate liquidity surpasses $100 million following the close. The company plans to expand across Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America.
Singaporean fintech MetaComp completed its Pre-A+ funding round, bringing the total raised to $35 million across two rounds closed in just three months. The round featured participation from Alibaba, Spark Venture and other institutional investors, while existing shareholders also co-invested. 100Summit Partners served as exclusive financial advisor.
MetaComp operates as an integrated payments and asset management platform under the Web2.5 concept, a model that combines traditional financial infrastructure with stablecoin networks and tokenized assets within a unified regulatory framework. MetaComp holds a Major Payment Institution license granted by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) for Digital Payment Token services and cross-border transfers, serving more than 1,000 institutional and accredited clients across the world’s leading financial centers.
In 2025, the platform processed over $10 billion in payments and over-the-counter volume across more than 13 distinct stablecoins. The asset management unit records a monthly pace exceeding $1 billion, with more than $500 million in assets under management. MetaComp also achieved annual net profitability that same year, consolidating the commercial viability of its model.
MetaComp Bets on Web2.5
The funds raised will be directed toward expanding the StableX Network —the group’s institutional settlement and liquidity network— toward high-growth brokers in Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America. In parallel, the development of an Agent-Skills-MCP architecture based on the Model Context Protocol will be accelerated, targeting payments and asset management services with artificial intelligence capabilities.
Tin Pei Ling, Co-Chair of MetaComp, stated that “the future of cross-border finance is neither purely traditional nor purely digital,” describing the Web2.5 architecture as the convergence where fiat rails and stablecoin networks operate in a unified manner. Spark Venture highlighted that the market in which the firm operates represents “tens of trillions of dollars in opportunity,” a demand growing fastest in emerging markets.
Through its affiliate Alpha Ladder Finance, licensed by the MAS under the CMS and RMO schemes, the group provides access to capital and investment products across both traditional and digital asset classes, completing an integrated offering under a single regulatory architecture.
