MetaComp operates as a MAS-licensed payment institution and digital asset custody provider in Singapore, building infrastructure for regulated entry into crypto and digital markets. The hiring mix is heavily weighted toward product (7), ops (4), and engineering (3)—a structure that maps directly to their stated roadmap: card issuance, cross-border payments scaling, mobile/web platform strategy, and client onboarding automation. Active adoption of GitOps and CI/CD signals engineering maturity, though the pain-point list (AML/CFT risk detection, compliance accuracy, payment-rails scalability) reveals operational complexity typical of fintech infrastructure under dual regulatory oversight.
Notable leadership hires: Product Director
MetaComp Pte Ltd is a Singapore-headquartered digital payment solution provider licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore as a Major Payment Institution. The company operates a P2B2C model—offering end-to-end digital asset services (OTC trading, fiat payments, custody, prime brokerage) through its CAMP platform, powered by a sister entity, Metaverse Green Exchange Pte Ltd, which holds MAS approval for brokerage and custody. Their customer base is primarily mid-market businesses seeking compliant infrastructure to launch or scale digital asset offerings. Current headcount sits in the 11–50 range, with active hiring across product, ops, and engineering roles in Singapore and Malaysia.
MetaComp is licensed by Singapore's Monetary Authority (MAS) as a Major Payment Institution, authorized to provide Digital Payment Token Services and Cross-border Payment Transfers. Its parent, Metaverse Green Exchange, holds MAS approval as a Capital Markets Services holder for brokerage and custody.
Active projects include card issuance, mobile and web platform product strategy, cross-border payment capabilities and rails infrastructure, client onboarding automation, and QA framework development—all supporting their CAMP (Client Assets Management Platform) service suite.
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