Capital Layer sits between institutions and stablecoin infrastructure, as one operations layer purpose-built for Asia's financial system.
The Challenge
Asia's digital asset operations are fragmented
Today, institutions entering stablecoin operations coordinate custody, settlement, compliance, and security across separate vendors, but operations fragment and costs compound.
Capital Layer coordinates it all in one platform
Multiple custody providers
Settlement coordination
Compliance
Security
Explore Products
Connecting banks, enterprises, and institutions to stablecoin infrastructure
Asia's semiconductor, AI hardware, and manufacturing supply chains settle supplier payments across multiple currencies daily — on rails that weren't built for it.
Capital Layer coordinates stablecoin settlement across entities, with reconciliation built into the settlement flow.
Finance team time redirected from reconciliation to operations
Working capital freed from multi-day float
Multi-currency settlement across TWD, JPY, USD, KRW
Finance team time redirected from reconciliation to operations
Working capital freed from multi-day float
Multi-currency settlement across TWD, JPY, USD, KRW
Cross-Border Treasury Management
Multi-entity corporate groups moving capital across APAC subsidiaries face FX exposure and manual tracking as a built-in cost of correspondent banking.
Capital Layer synchronizes intercompany settlement in real time, with unified treasury visibility across the group.
Consolidated view across entities without manual consolidation
Intercompany transfers settled the same business day
FX hedging costs reduced by tightening the settlement window
Consolidated view across entities without manual consolidation
Intercompany transfers settled the same business day
FX hedging costs reduced by tightening the settlement window
Building the operations layer institutional stablecoin finance runs on.
