Singapore-based dtcpay added roughly $15 million to its Series A, announced Sept 18, 2026, to expand its stablecoin payment infrastructure for merchants. It was among several Asia-Pacific fintech and semiconductor rounds tracked that day.
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Singapore's dtcpay raises about $15M Series A for stablecoin payments
Why this matters for founders
Fintech founders eyeing stablecoin rails can watch dtcpay as a live example of investor interest in merchant stablecoin payments out of Singapore's regulated market.
Source: Tech Startups
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