07 September 2026 | Monday | News
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BitGo Singapore Pte. Ltd. (“BitGo Singapore”), a subsidiary of BitGo Holdings, Inc.(“BitGo” or “Company”), the digital asset infrastructure company, today announced the opening of its new Singapore office, expanding its presence in Asia Pacific as Singapore serves as the Company's regional hub.
The opening comes two years after BitGo Singapore received its Major Payment Institution (MPI) licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) in August 2024. Since then, BitGo Singapore’s headcount has more than doubled and BitGo’s client base across Asia Pacific has tripled. BitGo's diverse client base across the region include governments, regulated financial institutions, payment service providers, fintechs, digital asset businesses, and high-net-worth and accredited investors.
“Two years ago, BitGo Singapore received its MPI license from MAS, and since then, we have built a real home for BitGo in the region,” said Angela Ang, Managing Director, APAC and President, BitGo Singapore. “We believe the growth we've seen since then comes down to something simple — institutions across the region are trusting us with more of their business, more often. Our job is to be that steady hand to help our clients navigate the future of finance. As institutional digital asset adoption accelerates across the region, Singapore’s regulatory rigor and thriving financial ecosystem provide a strong foundation for BitGo’s continued growth in APAC.”
Singapore is also home to the largest trading desk within BitGo Prime, the Company's institutional trading and financing business. BitGo Prime connects clients to global liquidity from a network of exchanges, market makers and liquidity providers, integrating trading with BitGo’s custody infrastructure. BitGo Prime’s trading volumes in Singapore have more than doubled in the first half of 2026 compared to the same period last year.
“Singapore puts us where our Asia Pacific clients are and connects them to the same global liquidity network we offer institutions around the world,” said Stefan von Haenisch, Managing Director and Head of BitGo Prime. “The growth of the desk here is a reflection of the increasingly important role Asia Pacific plays in BitGo’s global business.”
The new office will support continued hiring across client coverage and business operations roles in Singapore, as the company continues to build its presence to serve institutional demand for regulated digital asset infrastructure across Asia Pacific.
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