Stablecoins enter a new phase of compliance, industry collaborates to explore the future of encryption payments

Recently, an offline seminar focusing on the construction of stablecoin payment infrastructure was successfully held in Hong Kong. At a critical moment when global encryption regulation is accelerating and stablecoins are reaching a compliance turning point, representatives from several well-known enterprises and institutions gathered together to jointly discuss the future path of stablecoin technical architecture, compliance practices, and scenario-based applications.

Promoting the Trust Leap of Encryption Security Technology

At the conference, a leading self-custody service provider for digital assets announced the open sourcing of its core security technology - the world's first C++ native TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) framework based on Intel SGX. This framework features high performance, native development, and security verifiability, providing hardware-level protection for digital assets, corporate privacy information, and more.

Intel's Chief Platform Security Architect in China stated: "We are pleased to see the promotion of TEE technology in an open-source manner. Open source is crucial for the application of such precision security computing technologies, and it has been Intel's consistent approach in the SGX field."

The implementation and open source of TEE technology not only enhances the enterprise's trust in the underlying architecture but also lays the technical foundation for trusted execution for the next generation of encryption payment infrastructure.

Stablecoin Compliance Advancement: From "Can Issue" to "Available"

Recently, the U.S. Senate passed the "GENIUS Stablecoin Act", and Hong Kong also reviewed and approved the "Stablecoin Regulation Draft". The regulatory framework for stablecoins is rapidly becoming clearer in major global markets. However, how to truly promote the real-world application of stablecoins still requires technological innovation in underlying infrastructure and the reconstruction of trust.

A CEO of a well-known technology company stated: "Stablecoins are not only 'currencies' on the chain but should also serve the real economy off the chain. We will provide mobile and PC application products for both retail and institutional clients, with the current testing scenarios mainly including cross-border payments, investment trading, and retail payments. We will carry out technological innovation and business development within the framework of regulatory legislation, and will also upgrade security measures according to market changes."

The CEO of another global trading platform in Singapore revealed that last year their stablecoin trading volume was six times that of the previous year, validating the market's demand potential. He emphasized: "As a smooth channel for stablecoin trading, we have always regarded Compliance and security as our core. Since our establishment, there have been no security incidents, which is our most basic commitment to our customers."

From issuance, custody to trading and usage, the full industry chain of stablecoins is gradually being standardized, while the high demand for security, Compliance, and scalability has also become the focus of industry attention.

Build "Bank-Level" Encryption Accounts: Comprehensive Upgrade of Product Matrix

At the seminar, a digital asset service provider launched a brand new upgraded product matrix aimed at providing a one-stop security and Compliance solution for payment scenarios including but not limited to stablecoins. This upgrade involves systematic integration of upstream asset issuance, midstream service platforms, and downstream commercialization applications in the payment industry chain, horizontally connecting scene demands and vertically streamlining deployment processes, fully empowering enterprise-level users.

The company's technical director introduced that the new generation product system is based on a multi-layer security architecture of MPC+TEE, supporting enterprise self-custody while enabling real-time sending and receiving, automated processing, and real-time risk control. By providing open APIs, transaction joint signing, automatic aggregation, and other tools, it helps enterprises achieve full-process automated operations from transaction initiation to asset flow. At the same time, it combines real-time AML/KYT monitoring mechanisms with TEE strategy engines, allowing enterprises to flexibly configure approval processes and formulate multi-dimensional trading strategies.

On the deployment front, the company further optimizes the developer experience by compressing the original two-day deployment cycle to within 30 minutes through a unified API management platform. In addition, for enterprises with localized Compliance requirements, it has launched the MPC Node suite, supporting enterprises in quickly building various Compliance product forms such as Keyless wallets and cold wallets. In the face of high-frequency business scenarios that require dual demands for performance and security, such as exchanges and trading robots, the company is also preparing to launch a KMS (Key Management System) product based on an open-source TEE architecture, ensuring the security of private keys while improving overall execution efficiency.

The technical director stated: "Our ultimate goal is to make it as safe, stable, and reliable for enterprises to use encryption accounts as it is to use bank accounts."

Build an open and trustworthy payment future

The payment sector is becoming the most promising yet challenging application scenario for stablecoins. Through open-source TEE frameworks and one-stop enterprise encryption account solutions, the industry is building a Compliance-ready, secure and reliable infrastructure platform that covers the entire industry chain. Looking ahead, industry participants will continue to deepen cooperation, uphold the core values of open-source, collaboration, and innovation, and jointly promote the transition of stablecoins and encryption payments from conceptual exploration to practical application, and from security assurance to trust establishment.