Cregis, a Singapore‑based digital‑asset infrastructure provider, announced a partnership with Remi Technology on 29 October 2026. The deal will see Cregis supply the security, custody and fund‑flow management layers for Remi’s new digital‑asset network that is designed for regulated financial institutions. The network will enable banks, payment service providers and foreign‑exchange firms to conduct cross‑border digital‑asset transactions in a compliant manner. According to Chainwire, the collaboration is intended to combine Remi’s institutional‑grade connectivity with Cregis’s multi‑party computation, hardware security modules and trusted execution environments. The goal is to give institutions the same operational controls they use for fiat assets while adding the benefits of blockchain technology.

Remi’s Role and Bison Bank’s Involvement

Remi Technology, headquartered in Singapore, is building a blockchain‑native cross‑border payment and settlement system that aims to match SWIFT’s performance while remaining fully compliant with regulatory requirements. The company’s platform will handle structured data exchange, KYC/AML screening, the Travel Rule and compliance monitoring. Remi’s strategic partnership with Bison Bank, a licensed Portuguese bank, provides the banking foundation and regulated operating environment for the network. Bison Bank has already launched euro‑ and US‑dollar‑linked electronic money tokens for institutional clients, giving the partnership a practical use case for digital‑asset settlement.

Cregis’s Security and Custody Offering

Cregis will deliver the underlying digital‑asset security and management infrastructure, including wallets, payments and institutional custody. The company’s Trust Vault, introduced in 2025, expands its custody and asset‑governance capabilities to support stablecoins and other digital assets. Cregis’s technology stack features multi‑party computation, hardware security modules and trusted execution environments to meet the risk‑management and governance needs of regulated institutions. Over the past nine years, Cregis has helped more than 4,000 businesses across 50+ countries build and operate digital‑asset businesses.

What to Watch

The partnership will be closely monitored by regulated institutions looking to add digital‑asset settlement to their portfolios. Market observers will track how the network’s compliance features perform in real‑world cross‑border transactions. The collaboration could set a precedent for future infrastructure deals between custody providers and fintechs seeking to serve banks and payment service providers.