Prime Highlights
- Cregis has expanded into Europe after strong growth in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.
- The move is driven by rising demand for regulated stablecoin payments and digital financial systems.
Key Facts
- Founded in 2017, Cregis works with 4,000+ enterprises across 50+ countries.
- The company has processed over $300 billion in digital asset transactions globally.
Background
Cregis, a digital asset infrastructure company, has expanded its operations into Europe after strong growth in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. The company said rising demand for regulated stablecoin payments and digital financial systems is supporting its global expansion.
The move follows its participation in major industry events such as Paris Blockchain Week, Money20/20 Europe and iFX Expo International in Cyprus. Cregis said these events helped it connect with European businesses and strengthen its presence in the market.
Founded in 2017, Cregis provides digital infrastructure services to banks, payment firms, forex brokers, fintech companies and Web3 businesses. It currently works with more than 4,000 enterprises in over 50 countries and has processed over $300 billion in transactions.
The company first built its systems in the Asia-Pacific region through large-scale enterprise use. It later expanded to the Middle East in 2024 and set up its regional base in Dubai.
Cregis said Dubai helped its growth because of its location between Europe, Africa, South Asia, and the CIS region. From there, the company built a local team, improved compliance systems and increased work with regulators. It now serves more than 150 enterprise clients in the Middle East.
The company sees Europe as a key growth market as regulations such as MiCA bring more clarity to digital assets. Financial institutions are increasingly exploring stablecoin payments, cross-border transfers and treasury automation.
Cregis said its platform combines wallet systems, payment tools, treasury management and compliance features in one place. This helps businesses manage digital asset operations in a more flexible and secure way.
The company added that stablecoin-based payments are expected to grow further as digital finance continues to expand worldwide.
