WasabiCard, a global stablecoin payment infrastructure provider, said it has completed its participation at TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026. As a Gold Sponsor, the company used booths PB4-24 and PB4-25 to meet with financial institutions, payment networks, wallets, digital asset companies, fintech platforms, and global businesses, with discussions focused on global card issuance, stablecoin settlement, cross-border fund distribution, and deployment of white-label payment products.
According to official information from TOKEN2049, this year’s event was held on Oct. 7-8 at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore and brought together more than 25,000 attendees, 7,000 companies, and 300 speakers. Over the two-day conference, WasabiCard said its team held intensive discussions around specific markets and business use cases, and that some conversations with clearly defined needs have already moved into solution planning, product demonstrations, and follow-up evaluation.
Talks centered on white-label payment infrastructure and global fund movement
One of the most discussed topics at the event was how companies can deploy their own branded payment products across different markets. WasabiCard presented its white-label capabilities, including virtual and physical cards, brand and card design customization, bulk card issuance, API access, fund and spending controls, transaction tracking, and risk management. In applicable projects and markets, those offerings can also support Dedicated BIN, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
Discussions covered use cases including ad spend, OTA, SaaS subscriptions, global payroll, creator payouts, corporate spending, and digital finance applications. Fintech platforms, wallets, and digital asset companies were particularly focused on whether white-label products could be embedded into their existing user flows, and whether onboarding, card issuance, fund allocation, permission management, and financial reconciliation could be handled through a unified system.
Global remittance was another major topic at the event. WasabiCard said it connects stablecoin funds with local bank payment networks worldwide, with capabilities that support business use cases in more than 200 countries and regions and over 30 fiat currencies. Through supported markets and payment rails, eligible businesses can use stablecoins to fund cross-border payments, convert into local fiat, and settle into same-name bank accounts. The company said it currently serves more than 700 enterprise clients.
Based on discussions held during the conference, WasabiCard said it will continue product and technical evaluations around white-label card issuance, stablecoin fund allocation, local bank settlement, batch payouts, and API integration, and will shape follow-up plans based on each client’s market, business model, and applicable requirements.
APAC companies are focusing more on real deployment capability
From its conversations at the event, WasabiCard said APAC companies are moving from general interest in stablecoin payments toward actual deployment and scaled operations. Businesses operating across borders want to use stablecoins to improve flexibility in global fund allocation, while also needing cards, local bank accounts, and other supported payment rails to use and distribute those funds.
Different types of companies showed different priorities. Fintech platforms and digital asset firms were more focused on white-label card issuance, API integration, and launch speed. Companies with global teams or platform-based business models paid closer attention to batch payouts, local fiat settlement, payment status tracking, and financial reconciliation. Businesses operating in multiple markets placed more weight on payment rail stability, regional applicability, and risk control.
WasabiCard said these needs point to a more complete demand structure for stablecoin payment infrastructure in the APAC market. Companies want to configure payment products within their own brands and workflows, and choose card issuance, settlement, and fund distribution methods based on customer eligibility, collection conditions, and applicable requirements in each market. The company said mature white-label capabilities can shorten deployment cycles while allowing businesses to retain control over branding, user experience, fund usage, and transaction risk.
Global payments competition is shifting toward infrastructure coordination
Discussions during TOKEN2049 also showed that stablecoins are being used more broadly for cross-border fund allocation, supplier payments, global payroll, creator earnings distribution, and corporate spending. WasabiCard said the long-term value of stablecoins in these use cases depends on how well they work with card networks, local bank payment rails, identity verification, risk controls, and financial management processes.
When businesses evaluate global payment infrastructure, market coverage, settlement efficiency, and transaction costs remain key metrics. At the same time, system integration capability, the maturity of white-label products, transaction traceability, and execution across different markets are becoming core factors in procurement and partnership reviews. For companies serving multiple countries and regions, unified interfaces, configurable permissions, and transparent transaction management can reduce the complexity of cross-market operations.
Post-event follow-up will focus on partnerships and capability building
After the event, WasabiCard said it will move ahead with follow-up meetings, product demonstrations, technical evaluations, and commercial discussions based on the conversations held on site. The company said it will also assess potential partnerships with relevant businesses in global card issuance, white-label payment products, stablecoin settlement, and cross-border fund distribution.
WasabiCard added that it will continue tracking enterprise payment demand in APAC and other international markets as it expands its global payment infrastructure for businesses, fintech platforms, and internet-native companies.
About WasabiCard
WasabiCard describes itself as a global payment infrastructure platform that uses stablecoin-driven financial infrastructure to provide card issuance, global payouts, and cross-border payment capabilities for enterprises, fintech companies, and internet-native businesses. The platform supports global card issuance, multi-currency settlement, stablecoin funding, and embedded payment capabilities, and is designed for modern global commerce.
The company said its services are used in payment scenarios including ad spend, AI tools and SaaS subscriptions, global payroll, fund management, and digital finance applications. It also invited users to follow its official X and LinkedIn accounts for product updates, partnership progress, and industry observations on the future of stablecoin payments.