OSL Group has closed a $200 million equity financing round as it accelerates its push into stablecoin trading and digital payments, positioning itself for wider global expansion amid tightening regulatory standards. The Hong Kong listed digital asset firm said the capital will be used to scale institutional stablecoin services, expand payment operations across new markets, and pursue acquisitions of licensed trading and payment companies. According to the company, the funding strengthens its balance sheet while supporting a compliance focused growth strategy aimed at enterprises and financial institutions. Executives said regulated stablecoin infrastructure is increasingly viewed as a practical link between traditional finance and blockchain based systems, especially for cross border payments and treasury operations. By focusing on licensed markets and institutional clients, OSL Group is seeking to differentiate itself from less regulated crypto platforms while capturing demand for faster settlement and digital currency integration within established financial frameworks.
The company outlined several priority areas for deploying the new capital, including expanding stablecoin liquidity for institutional trading desks and growing payment products designed for corporate use cases. Management said acquisitions will play a central role, particularly in jurisdictions where regulatory clarity allows licensed digital asset services to scale. Ivan Wong, chief financial officer of OSL Group, said the financing enhances flexibility as new payment use cases emerge and reinforces the firm’s long term compliance driven strategy. OSL also plans to invest further in core technology systems and working capital to support daily operations as transaction volumes grow. The move comes as regulated digital asset firms attract increased attention from investors seeking exposure to blockchain based payments without the governance risks that have plagued parts of the crypto sector in recent years.
OSL’s expansion follows earlier milestones that strengthened its payments footprint and positioned stablecoins at the center of its strategy. Last year, the firm completed the acquisition of Banxa, adding crypto enabled payment capabilities and extending its reach into Web3 services. It has also launched OSL BizPay, a payments product tailored for businesses and institutional clients seeking compliant fiat to digital currency flows. The latest funding round builds on a prior equity raise that the company said set a regional record, highlighting sustained investor interest in regulated crypto infrastructure. As global oversight of digital assets continues to intensify, OSL is betting that demand will shift toward licensed platforms offering stablecoin rails that balance innovation with regulatory assurance.
