Key Takeaways
- • Cregis, an enterprise digital asset payments and custody provider, has partnered with Remi Technology to supply the underlying security and digital asset management infrastructure for Remi's network serving regulated financial institutions, according to a Chainwire release dated October 29, 2026.
- • Remi's network is designed to connect banks, payment service providers and foreign exchanges for cross-border digital asset transactions, with capabilities including KYC/AML processes, transaction screening, Travel Rule support and compliance monitoring.
- • Bison Bank, a licensed Portuguese bank, provides the banking foundation and regulated operating environment, while Remi coordinates settlement workflows and Cregis supplies custody and security technology.
- • Bison Bank launched euro-linked (EUB) and US dollar-linked (USB) electronic money tokens in May 2026 for approved institutional clients, which form part of the broader collaboration.
- • Cregis, founded in 2017, reports it supports more than 4,000 businesses across over 50 countries, and cites stablecoin payment volume of approximately $390 billion in 2025 per McKinsey and Artemis estimates.
Summary
Cregis has partnered with Remi Technology to provide security and infrastructure for Remi's digital asset network, which targets regulated financial institutions, according to a Chainwire release datelined Hong Kong, October 29, 2026. The partnership is intended to help banks, payment service providers and foreign exchanges conduct cross-border digital asset transactions more efficiently and in line with regulatory requirements.
Remi Technology, headquartered in Singapore, is a fintech infrastructure provider with a strategic partnership with Bison Bank, S.A., a licensed bank in Portugal. Remi is building a network that connects regulated institutions and supports structured data exchange, transaction information transfer, status tracking, reconciliation and compliance coordination. Under the arrangement, Bison Bank supplies the banking foundation and regulated operating environment, Remi connects participating institutions and coordinates settlement, and Cregis provides digital asset security and management infrastructure.
Cregis's offering spans wallets, payments and fund flow management, and institutional custody, supported by multi-party computation, hardware security modules and trusted execution environments. Its Trust Vault product, introduced in 2025, extends institutional custody and asset governance capabilities. The company, which says it has served more than 4,000 businesses in over 50 countries over nine years, is positioning the partnership around access control, risk management and governance requirements for institutions.
Bison Bank has expanded its digital asset business, launching the EUB and USB electronic money tokens in May 2026 for approved institutional clients. Cregis CEO Shawn Yan said institutions need to bring digital asset activity within existing frameworks for access control, risk management and governance. Remi CEO Sam Su said cross-border settlement requires reliable connectivity, a sound banking foundation and robust security, with each partner contributing a distinct component.
The release cites estimates from McKinsey and Artemis placing actual stablecoin payment volume at approximately $390 billion in 2025, including around $226 billion in business-to-business payments. Terms of the partnership, such as financial terms or deployment timelines, were not disclosed.
Remi Technology, headquartered in Singapore, is a fintech infrastructure provider with a strategic partnership with Bison Bank, S.A., a licensed bank in Portugal. Remi is building a network that connects regulated institutions and supports structured data exchange, transaction information transfer, status tracking, reconciliation and compliance coordination. Under the arrangement, Bison Bank supplies the banking foundation and regulated operating environment, Remi connects participating institutions and coordinates settlement, and Cregis provides digital asset security and management infrastructure.
Cregis's offering spans wallets, payments and fund flow management, and institutional custody, supported by multi-party computation, hardware security modules and trusted execution environments. Its Trust Vault product, introduced in 2025, extends institutional custody and asset governance capabilities. The company, which says it has served more than 4,000 businesses in over 50 countries over nine years, is positioning the partnership around access control, risk management and governance requirements for institutions.
Bison Bank has expanded its digital asset business, launching the EUB and USB electronic money tokens in May 2026 for approved institutional clients. Cregis CEO Shawn Yan said institutions need to bring digital asset activity within existing frameworks for access control, risk management and governance. Remi CEO Sam Su said cross-border settlement requires reliable connectivity, a sound banking foundation and robust security, with each partner contributing a distinct component.
The release cites estimates from McKinsey and Artemis placing actual stablecoin payment volume at approximately $390 billion in 2025, including around $226 billion in business-to-business payments. Terms of the partnership, such as financial terms or deployment timelines, were not disclosed.
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