Safeheron at Money20/20 Asia Bangkok — What It Actually Takes to Run a Crypto Business at Institutional Scale
When “stablecoin payment rails” appears on the same agenda as Visa and Mastercard, the industry has crossed a quiet but significant threshold. Crypto payments are no longer a concept being tested in sandboxes — they are an engineering problem being solved in production.
Money20/20 Asia convenes in Bangkok this April under the theme “From Infrastructure to Impact.” The framing is well-timed. APAC’s payments landscape is being rebuilt faster than most anticipated: stablecoin settlements, cross-border remittances, crypto-native accounts at digital banks, AI industry rapidly involving. Every vertical is accelerating at once.
The question has shifted. It’s no longer whether to build crypto into your business. It’s what you build it on — and whether that foundation can carry institutional weight.
Every on-chain transaction at institutional scale involves private key management, approval workflows, compliance monitoring, and asset coordination. The reliability of that operational layer is what determines how fast the business can move, and how far it can go.
That operational layer is what Safeheron builds. We serve 170+ institutional clients — exchanges, payment companies, digital banks, OTC desks, and asset managers — having processed over $250 billion in on-chain transfers with a peak AUC of $1.5 billion. Our MPC and TEE technology stack is ISO 27001 and AICPA SOC2 certified, insured by Lockton, and audited by Cure53 and Kudelski Security.
The way we think about what we do: Safeheron is the institutional OS for crypto business. Not a vault. Not a security add-on bolted onto existing infrastructure. A complete operational foundation — key management, approval workflows, compliance monitoring, and API-based integration — that institutional crypto businesses run on, from day one.
Find us in Bangkok
The Safeheron team will be at our booth in the exhibition floor throughout the event. If you’d like to schedule a dedicated conversation, feel welcome to submit your request here.
| Event | Money20/20 Asia 2026 |
| Dates | April 21–23, 2026 |
| Venue | Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), Bangkok, Thailand |
| Booth | Kiosk · Innovation Village |
| Contact | https://forms.gle/cUZF7aMEZsCvRdXZ9 |
Three things we want to explore with you in Bangkok
The conversations worth having at an event like this don’t happen on stage. They happen at the booth, over a focused fifteen minutes, when a specific operational problem meets a specific technical answer. Here’s what we’re most looking forward to discussing:
1. Key sovereignty is an operational question, not just a security one
Many institutions entering the crypto space treat private key management as a security team problem. In practice, how keys are managed determines the scalability of the entire operation — who can authorize transactions, how many parties are required, whether the business can recover without going offline. Safeheron’s MPC architecture distributes key shards across multiple parties, combined with TEE hardware isolation and 3/3 multisignature control, giving institutions the ability to eliminate single-point risk without sacrificing operational flexibility. Security and efficiency aren’t a trade-off — they’re the same design goal.
2. Compliance is a competitive advantage, not an overhead cost
Across APAC, regulatory frameworks are moving from discussion to enforcement. The institutions that build compliance infrastructure early will have a structural advantage in the next phase of market maturation. For example, Safeheron embeds automatic AML and KYT monitoring into every transaction flow, with configurable multi-party approval workflows and role-based permissions that let treasury, trading, and compliance teams operate from a single platform. Compliance becomes something you demonstrate to clients and regulators, not something you explain away.
3. Institutional capability shouldn’t take quarters to deploy
For most payment companies and digital banks, the time between a decision to integrate self-custody wallet infrastructure and actual deployment is measured in quarters. Safeheron’s Wallet-as-a-Service delivers complete institutional MPC wallet capability via REST API — supporting stablecoin send/receive, multi-chain asset management, and batch payments — with integration timelines measured in weeks. The infrastructure shouldn’t be the bottleneck for entering a new market.
Secure, efficient, compliant — institutional crypto business operations, built on Safeheron.
