Transak said that Gobi Partners has invested in the company to help expand compliant stablecoin and digital-asset payments infrastructure across Asia. The company framed the deal as a push to scale regulated payment rails for cross-border settlement, remittances and broader financial services as blockchain adoption deepens.
The expansion is aimed at fintechs and financial institutions that need to move between fiat, stablecoins and other digital assets without stitching together compliance and payments infrastructure on their own. Transak said it already operates across more than 64 countries, holds 21+ regulatory approvals, serves more than 600 applications and supports over 10 million users across 45 blockchains. It also said it has established its APAC headquarters in Hong Kong and plans deeper integrations with regional payment networks and banking partners across ASEAN markets.
What gives this investment real significance is where it lands in the cycle. Transak is not pitching Asia as a future crypto story, but as a region where regulated stablecoin and digital-asset payments may start to look more like financial infrastructure than a niche Web3 product.
Source: Transak.
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