Cregis Sets Singapore Onchain Finance Summit for Oct. 6

Digital asset infrastructure provider Cregis will host the Institutional Onchain Finance Summit in Singapore on October 6, during TOKEN2049 Week. The event is scheduled for Conrad Singapore Marina Bay, according to its official listing.

FOMO Pay, Stable and Width are listed as co-hosts. FUTURECLOUD, AWS and Avenia are named as title sponsors, while Tether, Injective and CertiK are among the listed partners.

The agenda centers on how institutions might use stablecoins beyond crypto trading, including for payments, settlement and cross-border transfers. Those uses put practical questions in focus: how companies manage digital funds, connect them to existing financial processes and control access.

A panel will examine what wider stablecoin use could mean for banks, businesses and the economy. A second session will focus on digital-asset security, including risks involving infrastructure, identities and day-to-day operations, not just software vulnerabilities.

The published keynote lineup includes Cregis COO Jason Ma, Width co-founder and CEO Chye Kit Chionh, Stable CEO Brian Mehler and Injective co-founder and CEO Eric Chen. Their companies span wallet and fund-management infrastructure, compliance, stablecoin payments and blockchain services.

The gathering is private, and registration requires host approval; submitting a request does not guarantee entry. That format makes the summit a targeted industry meeting rather than a public-facing conference with open attendance.

Cregis’s announcement reflects the industry’s push to connect digital assets with routine financial workflows. The event’s practical test will be whether discussions move beyond adoption claims to specific needs around transaction controls, security and coordination between providers.

BeInCrypto labeled its announcement an advertorial, so its broader claims about stablecoin adoption should be read as promotional rather than independent market analysis. The event listing confirms the date, venue, hosts and stated agenda, but offers no attendance or business-outcome figures.