Key Takeaways
- • Digital Asset Clearing Center (DACC.HK), a Hong Kong-based financial infrastructure firm, secured US$10 million in strategic funding led by Conflux, Transaction Technologies Limited (TTL), and Global InfoTech, with participation from Fosun International, Blockstone, Avior Capital, Fintech World, Satoshi Ventures, and BridgeTower.
- • DACC.HK is positioning itself as next-generation infrastructure for tokenized finance, offering compliant clearing, settlement, and record-keeping services designed to bridge traditional capital markets and blockchain-enabled financial systems.
- • The funding deployment targets development of tokenized asset infrastructure amid growing institutional exploration of stablecoins, blockchain-enabled settlement systems, and alternatives to conventional cross-border payment rails that currently dominate the estimated US$214 trillion cross-border payments market.
- • The company sees strategic opportunity in addressing persistent inefficiencies in traditional banking infrastructure, including settlement delays, high transaction costs, fragmented systems, and regulatory complexity that continue to challenge the global financial system.
Summary
Hong Kong-based Digital Asset Clearing Center (DACC.HK) has completed a US$10 million funding round as it establishes itself as infrastructure provider for the emerging tokenized finance ecosystem. The round, announced May 13, 2026, was led by strategic investors Conflux, Transaction Technologies Limited (TTL), and Global InfoTech, with additional backing from Fosun International, Blockstone, Avior Capital, Fintech World, Satoshi Ventures, and BridgeTower.
DACC.HK positions itself as next-generation financial market infrastructure specifically designed for the tokenized economy, offering compliant clearing, settlement, and record-keeping services. The company's core ambition is to bridge traditional capital markets infrastructure with emerging Web3-enabled financial systems, addressing a critical infrastructure gap as institutional adoption of digital assets accelerates globally.
The funding announcement reflects broader momentum in blockchain-based settlement infrastructure development. Global financial institutions are increasingly exploring tokenized assets, stablecoins, and blockchain settlement systems as potential alternatives to conventional cross-border payment infrastructure. Traditional banking rails continue to dominate the estimated US$214 trillion cross-border payments market, yet institutional investors and payment networks are actively investigating tokenization as a mechanism to reduce settlement delays, lower transaction costs, and streamline fragmented payment systems that currently face regulatory complexity and operational friction.
DACC.HK's capital will support infrastructure development targeting compliant tokenized asset settlement. The timing aligns with accelerating institutional interest in digital asset infrastructure and modernization of cross-border payment systems, positioning the platform to capture demand from both traditional financial institutions and emerging digital finance participants seeking regulated, institutional-grade clearing and settlement services.
DACC.HK positions itself as next-generation financial market infrastructure specifically designed for the tokenized economy, offering compliant clearing, settlement, and record-keeping services. The company's core ambition is to bridge traditional capital markets infrastructure with emerging Web3-enabled financial systems, addressing a critical infrastructure gap as institutional adoption of digital assets accelerates globally.
The funding announcement reflects broader momentum in blockchain-based settlement infrastructure development. Global financial institutions are increasingly exploring tokenized assets, stablecoins, and blockchain settlement systems as potential alternatives to conventional cross-border payment infrastructure. Traditional banking rails continue to dominate the estimated US$214 trillion cross-border payments market, yet institutional investors and payment networks are actively investigating tokenization as a mechanism to reduce settlement delays, lower transaction costs, and streamline fragmented payment systems that currently face regulatory complexity and operational friction.
DACC.HK's capital will support infrastructure development targeting compliant tokenized asset settlement. The timing aligns with accelerating institutional interest in digital asset infrastructure and modernization of cross-border payment systems, positioning the platform to capture demand from both traditional financial institutions and emerging digital finance participants seeking regulated, institutional-grade clearing and settlement services.
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