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Singapore, December 16, 2025.
MetaComp Pte Ltd, a Major Payment Institution licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), has announced a strategic partnership with Stable to integrate StableChain into its StableX Network.
This collaboration enables sub-second USDT settlements, seamless conversions to tokenized gold (XAUt0), and enhanced compliance through AI-driven tools.
Key Takeaways
- MetaComp integrates StableChain for sub-second USDT0 settlements in StableX Network.
- Enables direct USDT0-to-XAUt0 conversions for payments and gold-backed wealth management.
- VisionX AI engine provides real-time compliance and risk monitoring across chains.
- Expands regulated stablecoin access via CAMP platform in multiple global regions.
- Targets reduced costs, enhanced transparency, and programmable cross-border flows.
Partnership Overview
MetaComp will incorporate StableChain, a Layer 1 blockchain using USDT as its native gas token, into the StableX Network.
StableChain supports sub-second block finality, full EVM compatibility, and native integration with LayerZero-based assets like USDT0.
The integration expands StableX's capabilities for real-world stablecoin payments across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and South America.
USDT0 will serve as an intermediary asset in MetaComp's StableX Engine for optimized liquidity routing and settlement efficiency in targeted corridors.
Both USDT0 and XAUt0 will be listed on MetaComp's Client Asset Management Platform (CAMP), providing regulated access to these tokenized assets.
Key Features and Capabilities
- Instant USDT Settlements: StableChain's design enables cost-efficient, programmable cross-border transactions with sub-second finality.
- Tokenized Gold Conversions: Institutional users can convert between USDT0 and XAUt0 directly on StableChain, supporting payments and inflation-hedging strategies via affiliate Alpha Ladder Finance Pte Ltd (a MAS-licensed Capital Markets Services provider).
- AI-Driven Compliance Tools: MetaComp's VisionX Engine, a real-time AI-powered Know-Your-Transaction (KYT) and AML/CFT risk system, will extend via API to interoperate with Stable's infrastructure for enhanced transaction monitoring, traceability, and on-chain compliance controls.
Executive Statements
Tin Pei Ling, Co-President of MetaComp: "This collaboration builds a regulated ecosystem for instant, transparent, and compliant settlement worldwide."
Brian Mehler, CEO of Stable: "MetaComp's regulated infrastructure complements StableChain, powering programmable payments and efficient FX settlement at global scale."
Conclusion
Institutions should evaluate integration with MetaComp's StableX for compliant, instant USDT-based settlements and diversified tokenized asset access to optimize cross-border efficiency.
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FAQs:
1. What is StableChain?
A Layer 1 blockchain optimized for stablecoin payments, using USDT as native gas token for sub-second settlements and EVM-compatible smart contracts.
2. How does the integration benefit USDT settlements?
USDT0 acts as an intermediary in StableX Engine, enabling faster, cost-efficient cross-border transactions with programmable features.
3. What are tokenized gold conversions?
Users convert USDT0 to XAUt0 (Tether Gold equivalent) on StableChain for inflation hedging, delivered through regulated affiliate services.
4. What role does AI play in compliance?
VisionX Engine offers real-time KYT, behavioral risk scoring, and API interoperability for monitoring and AML/CFT controls.
5. Which regions are supported?
Asia, Africa, Middle East, Europe, and South America via expanded StableX Network corridors.
Disclaimer:
This content is provided for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, legal, or tax advice; no material herein should be interpreted as a recommendation, endorsement, or solicitation to buy or sell any financial instrument, and readers should conduct their own independent research or consult a qualified professional.
