FOMO Group Welcomes SGX Group as Shareholder to Drive Stablecoin Settlement and Tokenized Assets
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- Stablecoin settlement and tokenization in focus
- Expanding crypto integration across Asia
Quick Breakdown:
- SGX Group has joined FOMO Group as a shareholder to scale tokenized assets and stablecoin settlements.
- The partnership will accelerate regulated cross-border payments and digital asset adoption in Asia.
- FOMO Pay and 1exchange will leverage SGX’s capital markets expertise to drive institutional-grade tokenization.
FOMO Group, a Singapore-headquartered fintech and digital assets firm, has announced that SGX Group has joined its shareholder base, bolstering efforts to scale tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), cross-border digital payments, and stablecoin-powered settlement systems.
Stablecoin settlement and tokenization in focus
FOMO Group operates a licensed ecosystem spanning FOMO Pay, CapBridge, and 1exchange, providing services in cross-border payments, investment platforms, and tokenized asset trading. SGX Group’s entry as a shareholder, via a share exchange, signals growing institutional support for blockchain-based market infrastructure.
FOMO Group Welcomes SGX Group ( @SGXGroup ) as New Shareholder 🤝
We are excited to welcome SGX Group (Singapore Exchange) — Asia’s leading multi-asset exchange — to our capital table as the new shareholder. SGX Group joins a distinguished lineup of investors backing our mission… pic.twitter.com/zEub5AMadJ
— FOMO Pay (@FOMOPayOfficial) September 15, 2025
The partnership is expected to accelerate the use of stablecoins for real-time settlement, a key element in addressing cross-border inefficiencies and unlocking new liquidity channels. FOMO Pay, already licensed in Singapore, Hong Kong, and the UAE, provides regulated fiat and digital asset payment rails for enterprises, while 1exchange specializes in tokenized RWAs. Together, with SGX Group’s capital markets expertise, the firms aim to build trusted pathways for institutional-grade tokenization and stablecoin adoption.
Expanding crypto integration across Asia
FOMO Group said the collaboration will support innovations in digital capital markets infrastructure, enabling issuers to tokenize and list enterprise-grade RWAs and allowing investors access to new forms of on-chain assets. The move comes as Asia intensifies its role in shaping digital finance standards, with Singapore positioning itself as a hub for regulated stablecoin adoption and interoperable blockchain solutions.
Louis Liu, CEO of FOMO Group, said SGX Group’s investment validates the firm’s strategy of bridging Web2 and Web3 finance. Amit Kedia, Executive Director at SGX Group, added that the partnership aims to create “seamless, secure, and borderless financial experiences,” driven by tokenization and digital asset innovation.
With SGX Group on board, FOMO Group is set to scale its mission of building regulated rails for stablecoin settlements and tokenized finance across Asia.
The announcement follows FOMO Pay’s selection as one of the inaugural global design partners in the newly launched Circle Payments Network (CPN), further strengthening its position in modernizing cross-border settlements with regulated stablecoins.
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