WasabiCard promotes global cooperation discussions at TOKEN2049, sharing observations on APAC payment infrastructure

Global stablecoin payment infrastructure service provider WasabiCard has completed its participation in TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026. As a Gold Sponsor of the conference, WasabiCard engaged in business discussions at booths PB4-24 and PB4-25 with financial institutions, payment networks, wallets, digital asset companies, fintech platforms, and global enterprises, forming multiple follow-up communication directions around global card issuance, stablecoin settlement, cross-border fund distribution, and white-label payment product deployment needs.

According to official information from TOKEN2049, this year's conference was held from October 7 to 8 at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, gathering over 25,000 attendees, 7,000 companies, and 300 speakers. During the two-day event, the WasabiCard team conducted intensive exchanges around specific markets and business scenarios, with some discussions with clear needs entering the stages of solution formulation, product demonstration, and subsequent evaluation.

Cooperation discussions focused on white-label payment infrastructure and global fund circulation

At the exhibition site, "How enterprises deploy their own branded payment products in different markets" was a frequently discussed topic between WasabiCard and potential clients and partners. WasabiCard showcased its white-label capabilities, including virtual and physical cards, brand and card face customization, bulk card issuance, API integration, fund and expenditure control, transaction tracking, and risk management. In applicable projects and markets, related solutions can also support Dedicated BIN, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

Discussions covered scenarios such as advertising flow, OTA, SaaS subscriptions, global payroll, creator payments, corporate expenditures, and digital financial applications. Fintech platforms, wallets, and digital asset companies focused on whether white-label products could be embedded into their existing user processes, and whether account opening, card issuance, fund allocation, permission management, and financial reconciliation could be managed through a unified system.

Global remittance was also an important direction of communication on-site. WasabiCard connects stablecoin funds with global local bank payment networks, and this capability can support business scenarios in over 200 countries and regions and more than 30 fiat currencies. Through supported markets and payment channels, eligible enterprises can use stablecoins to allocate cross-border payment funds and complete local fiat currency conversion and settlement with same-name bank accounts. Currently, WasabiCard has served over 700 enterprise clients.

Based on the communications formed during the exhibition, WasabiCard will further advance product and technical evaluations in areas such as white-label card issuance solutions, stablecoin fund allocation, local bank settlement, bulk payments, and API integration, and will formulate follow-up plans based on the market, business model, and applicable requirements of clients.

APAC enterprises are more focused on the actual deployment capabilities of payment infrastructure

WasabiCard observed during on-site exchanges that APAC enterprises' attention to stablecoin payments is entering the stage of actual deployment and scaled operations. Cross-border operating enterprises hope to use stablecoins to enhance the flexibility of global fund allocation while needing to complete fund usage and distribution through cards, local bank accounts, and other supported payment channels.

Different types of enterprises present their own demand focuses. Fintech platforms and digital asset companies are concerned with white-label card issuance, API integration, and product launch efficiency; enterprises with global teams or platform-based businesses are more focused on bulk payments, local fiat currency settlement, payment status tracking, and financial reconciliation; enterprises operating in multiple markets place greater emphasis on the stability of payment channels, regional applicability, and risk control capabilities.

These demands indicate that the APAC market is forming a more complete demand for stablecoin payment infrastructure. Enterprises hope to configure payment products within their own brands and workflows and flexibly choose card issuance, settlement, and fund distribution methods based on customer qualifications, collection conditions, and applicable requirements in different markets. Mature white-label capabilities can help enterprises shorten product deployment cycles while retaining management capabilities over branding, user experience, fund usage, and transaction risks.

Global payment competition further focuses on infrastructure synergy

Exchanges during TOKEN2049 also reflect that stablecoins are being more widely applied in cross-border fund allocation, vendor payments, global payroll, creator revenue distribution, and corporate expenditures. The long-term value of stablecoins in these scenarios depends on their synergy with card networks, local bank payment channels, identity verification, risk control, and financial management processes.

When choosing global payment infrastructure, market coverage, settlement efficiency, and transaction costs remain important indicators. System integration capabilities, white-label product maturity, transaction traceability, and executability in different markets are also becoming core factors in procurement and cooperation evaluations. For enterprises serving multiple countries and regions, unified interfaces, configurable permissions, and transparent transaction management can reduce the complexity of cross-market operations.

Promoting post-exhibition connections and global payment capability building

After the exhibition, WasabiCard will advance follow-up meetings, product demonstrations, technical evaluations, and business discussions based on on-site negotiation situations, and evaluate potential cooperation in global card issuance, white-label payment products, stablecoin settlement, and cross-border fund distribution with relevant enterprises.

WasabiCard will also continue to focus on the payment needs of enterprises in APAC and other international markets, improving the global payment infrastructure aimed at enterprises, fintech platforms, and internet-native businesses.

About WasabiCard

WasabiCard is a global payment infrastructure platform that provides card issuance, global payment, and cross-border payment capabilities for enterprises, fintech companies, and internet-native businesses through stablecoin-driven financial infrastructure. The platform supports global card issuance, multi-currency settlement, stablecoin deposits, and embedded payment capabilities, designed for modern global business scenarios. WasabiCard serves a wide range of payment scenarios, including advertising flow, AI tools and SaaS subscriptions, global payroll distribution, fund management, and digital financial applications.

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