MetaComp has raised $35 million in two funding rounds over three months, according to the source material, with Alibaba named among its backers. The company said the fresh capital will be used to build a next-generation platform for cross-border payments and wealth services, with spending focused on larger liquidity pools, upgraded global settlement systems, and broader investment products.
Funding update came with fresh operating metrics
Alongside the financing news, MetaComp disclosed a set of business figures. In 2025, the platform recorded more than $10 billion in settlement and OTC trading volume, a sign of institutional demand for blockchain-based financial tools. The company also reported over $1 billion in monthly activity on its asset platform, more than $500 million managed through Alpha Ladder Finance, liquidity reserves above $100 million, and full-year profitability for 2025.
Payments and wealth services are being built in parallel
Its business model splits core functions across different units. Transaction and settlement services sit on MetaComp’s main platform, while investment and wealth offerings are handled by Alpha Ladder Finance, which the article says is licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. On the geographic side, MetaComp is extending its StableX Network into Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America, where demand for faster and more dependable payment infrastructure is rising.
The company is also developing a new system called Agent-Skills-MCP. The source says the project is intended to connect traditional finance with blockchain technology, though it does not give a launch timeline or deeper product details.
Stablecoin rails and OTC execution remain central
Within the digital asset segment, MetaComp positions blockchain-based settlement as a core service. The source describes advantages such as quicker cross-border transfers than traditional systems like SWIFT, lower international transfer costs, and 24/7 global operations. Its OTC desk is aimed at large investors and supports major assets including Bitcoin and Ethereum, allowing direct execution without heavily moving market prices.
Stablecoin infrastructure is another major focus. According to the article, stablecoins are being used for international payments, remittances, trading liquidity, and faster settlement between institutions. Through Alpha Ladder Finance, MetaComp also offers regulated services including custody, portfolio management, and tokenized investments. The company’s planned model is described as Web2.5, combining traditional financial systems, blockchain technology, and AI-driven automation.