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New Synagistics venture focuses on multi-currency stablecoins, asset tokenisation solutions

The move marks Synagistics’ official entry into the programmable finance sector.

 

Synagistics Limited, a Singapore-based AI and big data company listed on the Mainboard of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, launched on 28 July its new venture Synagistics Digital Finance Group (SDFG).

 

The initiative was aimed at building interoperable, multi-currency stablecoins and real-world asset tokenisation solutions to power Asia’s digital finance infrastructure.

 

This move marks Synagistics’ official entry into the programmable finance sector, with SDFG positioned to bridge traditional financial systems and blockchain infrastructure. 

 

According to Synagistics, SDFG will enable the tokenised settlement of real-world assets (such as trade receivables, inventory, and future cash flows) using stablecoins pegged to multiple fiat currencies, including the Hong Kong Dollar, offshore Renminbi, Singapore Dollar, and others. 

 

The new venture will be led by Katherine Tsang, former Chairperson of Greater China at Standard Chartered and Founder of Max Giant Capital. 

 

 

 

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