Digital asset custody firm BitGo has opened a new office in Singapore to support its expansion across the Asia-Pacific region, according to a Techub news brief citing Crypto Briefing. The company said its APAC client base grew by two times over the past year, meaning the total reached three times its earlier level. The update points to rising institutional demand in Asia for regulated crypto services, a segment that has drawn growing attention from firms building custody and related infrastructure for professional investors. BitGo framed the Singapore office as part of its regional growth push. The brief also said the expansion is expected to affect the global crypto custody market. No further operational details, staffing figures, or launch timeline beyond the published update were disclosed in the source provided.
BitGo has opened a new office in Singapore to support the expansion of its Asia-Pacific business, according to a Techub news brief that cited Crypto Briefing.
The digital asset custody firm said its APAC client count grew by two times over the past year, showing stronger institutional demand in Asia for regulated crypto services.
The brief added that BitGo’s expansion is expected to have an impact on the global crypto custody market.
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