Cregis expands EU commitment
1 May 2026 UK
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Cregis, a digital asset infrastructure provider, has expanded its European commitment.
The firm will bring its Multi-Party Computation (MPC) Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS), full-stack crypto payment solutions, and private deployment custody infrastructure to the region.
Cregis Nexus On-Premise, its private-deployment solution for institutional custody and governance scenarios, will also be available for institutions, licensed custodians, and trust companies, among others.
The company cites the regulatory clarity enabled by MiCA and the increasing adoption of stablecoins in cross-border payments, corporate treasury, and onchain settlement across the EU as key factors behind the decision.
Cregis says it will work more closely with local banks, payment providers, fintech platforms, and enterprises in need of regulated digital asset infrastructure.
Speaking on the initiative, Shawn Yan, CEO and founder of Cregis, says: “Europe’s evolving policy environment, especially the greater regulatory clarity created by MiCA, is opening up meaningful space for compliant digital asset adoption at scale.
“Our focus is to support different client needs with the right mix of payment infrastructure, governance controls, and deployment models — from always-on treasury and settlement workflows to private, institution-grade custody infrastructure.”
The firm frames its EU expansion as indicative of a “broader convergence between traditional finance and the onchain economy”.
The firm will bring its Multi-Party Computation (MPC) Wallet-as-a-Service (WaaS), full-stack crypto payment solutions, and private deployment custody infrastructure to the region.
Cregis Nexus On-Premise, its private-deployment solution for institutional custody and governance scenarios, will also be available for institutions, licensed custodians, and trust companies, among others.
The company cites the regulatory clarity enabled by MiCA and the increasing adoption of stablecoins in cross-border payments, corporate treasury, and onchain settlement across the EU as key factors behind the decision.
Cregis says it will work more closely with local banks, payment providers, fintech platforms, and enterprises in need of regulated digital asset infrastructure.
Speaking on the initiative, Shawn Yan, CEO and founder of Cregis, says: “Europe’s evolving policy environment, especially the greater regulatory clarity created by MiCA, is opening up meaningful space for compliant digital asset adoption at scale.
“Our focus is to support different client needs with the right mix of payment infrastructure, governance controls, and deployment models — from always-on treasury and settlement workflows to private, institution-grade custody infrastructure.”
The firm frames its EU expansion as indicative of a “broader convergence between traditional finance and the onchain economy”.
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