MetaComp serves enterprises, payment service providers (PSPs), fintechs, and financial institutions that manage high-volume or high-value international payments and digital assets. These clients typically require institutional-grade FX pricing, stablecoin infrastructure, and institutional-grade compliance controls across global corridors — needs that legacy banking infrastructure alone cannot meet efficiently. 

MetaComp secures digital assets through WalletX, which uses MPC (Multi-Party Computation) wallet technology with a multi-shard, multi-cloud architecture. This eliminates single points of failure in both custody and transaction signing — no single server, key, or party can unilaterally access or compromise client funds, meeting the security threshold required for institutional-scale digital asset operations.

MetaComp solves three core problems for financial institutions: fragmented crossborder FX payments, operational complexity in managing stablecoin and digital asset flows alongside fiat, and gMetaComp solves three core problems for financial institutions: fragmented cross-border FX payments, operational complexity in managing stablecoin and digital asset flows alongside fiat, and gaps in AML/CFT controls when transactions span both traditional banking and blockchain environments. By unifying liquidity, payments, compliance, and digital asset custody in one platform, MetaComp reduces the number of systems, vendors, and regulatory risks institutions must manage separately. aps in AML/CFT controls when transactions span both traditional banking and blockchain environments. By unifying liquidity, payments, compliance, and digital asset custody in one platform, MetaComp reduces the number of systems, vendors, and regulatory risks institutions must manage separately.

MetaComp’s StableX Network supports cross-border FX payments by aggregating deep institutional liquidity, applying smart FX routing across fiat and stablecoin corridors, and enabling real-time fiat-to-stablecoin conversion where needed. The result for institutions and PSPs is lower FX spreads, faster settlement times, and significantly reduced operational friction for both B2B payments and remittance flows.

MetaComp’s typical customers are enterprises handling cross-border trade payments, payment service providers (PSPs), fintechs building international payment products, and financial institutions managing high-value FX and digital asset flows. These clients share a need for institutional-grade FX access, stablecoin infrastructure, and compliance controls that meet regulatory standards across their operating jurisdictions.

VisionX Engine is MetaComp’s compliance intelligence engine that combines KYC (Know Your Customer) identity data, fiat transaction monitoring, and on-chain blockchain analytics into a single unified risk view. It enables real-time AML (Anti-Money Laundering) and KYT (Know Your Transaction) monitoring across both traditional banking and blockchain environments — giving compliance teams one system to manage risk across the full spectrum of fiat and digital asset activity.

VisionX Engine is called a Web2.5 risk engine because it bridges Web2 (traditional finance) and Web3 (blockchain-native) data in a single risk framework. It combines Web2 identity records and fiat account monitoring with Web3 behavioural analytics — such as wallet histories, on-chain counterparties, and cross-chain transaction paths — to produce an end-to-end risk profile per entity, regardless of whether they operate in traditional banking, crypto, or both.

VisionX Engine integrates multiple leading KYT (Know Your Transaction) and blockchain analytics providers in parallel, including Chainalysis, Elliptic, and TRM Labs. Running several providers simultaneously rather than relying on a single vendor reduces detection blind spots and improves overall coverage, since different providers maintain different databases and have varying strengths across asset types and chains.

VisionX Engine normalises outputs from multiple KYT databases into a unified risk taxonomy, then applies its own dynamic risk rating model across the combined data. This produces a single, defensible risk score per entity or transaction that compliance teams can act on and present to regulators — removing the burden of manually reconciling conflicting signals from different vendor reports.

VisionX Engine links bank-side data — including KYC records, account activity, and fiat transaction flows — with on-chain behaviour such as wallet histories, counterparty exposure, and cross-chain transaction paths. The result is a consolidated entity profile spanning both traditional finance and blockchain environments, giving compliance teams visibility that neither a legacy AML system nor a standalone blockchain analytics tool can provide on its own.

VisionX Engine provides six core technical capabilities: real-time transaction monitoring across fiat and blockchain; multi-database KYT screening using parallel analytics providers; dynamic entity-level risk scoring; consolidated customer profiles linking fiat and on-chain identities; corridor-level exposure metrics for systemic risk oversight; and privacy-preserving, network-wide intelligence sharing across the MetaComp StableX settlement network.

Yes. VisionX Engine is an API-driven engine built to integrate with existing banking cores, PSP platforms, and enterprise compliance systems. It augments current AML and KYC stacks with Web3 intelligence without requiring a full system replacement — institutions add blockchain risk visibility on top of their existing infrastructure, not instead of it.

The False Clean Rate is the proportion of genuinely risky transactions that a compliance tool incorrectly classifies as low-risk — effectively the system’s blind spot. By running multiple KYT providers in parallel and applying its own risk model across their combined outputs, VisionX Engine significantly reduces this rate compared with relying on a single vendor, whose database gaps would otherwise go undetected.

Traditional banks are built to monitor named accounts and fiat flows, not pseudonymous blockchain wallets or cross-chain transaction paths. Without integrated visibility into wallet histories, on-chain counterparties, and multi-hop transaction structures, banks face structural gaps in their AML frameworks when clients or counterparties are involved in crypto-adjacent or stablecoin-linked activity — a gap that regulators are increasingly focused on closing.

VisionX Engine uses privacy-preserving techniques — including data masking and encryption — when sharing risk signals across MetaComp’s settlement network. Institutions can exchange corridor-level intelligence and entity risk indicators with network participants without exposing underlying personally identifiable information (PII) or raw customer records, maintaining privacy compliance while still benefiting from shared network intelligence.

StableX KYA is a governance framework for AI agents operating in regulated financial services. It establishes that an agent is identifiable, that its authority is bounded, that its behaviour is monitored, and that an accountable person or institution stands behind it. MetaComp launched it on 21 April 2026 at Money20/20 Asia.

Existing identity standards assume a person or a legal entity initiates a transaction. When an AI agent initiates it instead, there is no established way to verify what the agent is, what it is permitted to do, or who answers for it. Agent permissions also do not expire the way human access does when someone leaves an organisation.

KYC verifies a natural person. KYB verifies a legal entity. KYA verifies an autonomous agent and traces accountability back to a verified person or institution. It sits alongside the existing two rather than replacing either.

MetaComp, a MAS-licensed Major Payment Institution. It was launched on 21 April 2026 at Money20/20 Asia in Bangkok. To the best of MetaComp’s knowledge and based on publicly available information, no licensed financial institution had previously published a governance architecture addressing agent identity, authorisation, action scope, behavioural monitoring, risk scoring, audit trails and agent-to-agent governance in a single framework for regulated financial services.

StableX KYA, MetaComp’s governance framework for AI agents in regulated financial services, is organised across four pillars: Agent Identity and Registration; Authority and Permission Control; VisionX Behaviour Monitoring and Risk Intelligence; and Ecosystem and Interaction Governance. Together they establish who the agent is, what it may do, what it actually does, and how it interacts.

StableX KYA was developed drawing on IMDA’s framework, published January 2026, and MetaComp sought IMDA’s feedback directly. IMDA’s framework is cross-sector; StableX KYA applies its principles to the specific conditions of regulated payments, compliance and wealth¹ workflows.

Yes. It is published openly for adoption by financial institutions, regulators and network partners. It is not a proprietary control.

The FATF Travel Rule requires institutions to exchange verified identity and transaction information when value moves between them. Ecosystem and Interaction Governance extends that same requirement to agents: when an agent initiates a transaction, or transacts with another agent, the same verified information must travel with it.