OSL Group Secures $200M Investment to Scale Stablecoin and Payments Operations

OSL Group Secures $200M Investment to Scale Stablecoin and Payments Operations

Following a successful $200 million capital raise, Hong Kong-based OSL Group is preparing for strategic acquisitions and worldwide expansion of its digital payments and stablecoin infrastructure.

The digital asset firm OSL Group has successfully secured $200 million through equity financing, marking a significant milestone in its strategy to broaden its stablecoin trading operations and payment services on a global scale.

According to a Thursday announcement, the digital asset enterprise, which trades on the Hong Kong stock exchange, stated that this capital infusion will bolster its financial position and fuel expansion across its regulated digital payment and settlement service offerings.

"The market has strongly validated OSL Group's strategic positioning within the stablecoin and payment space," chief financial officer Ivan Wong said. "This financing round will allow us to welcome more like-minded strategic and long-term investors," he added.

The capital secured through this funding round will be deployed toward strategic acquisitions, expanding international presence in the payments and stablecoin sectors, and making additional investments in technology infrastructure and product development initiatives. OSL also plans to designate a segment of the funding toward general working capital requirements as the company pursues operational scaling across various regulatory jurisdictions.

Top stablecoins by market cap
Leading stablecoins ranked by market capitalization. Source: CoinMarketCap

OSL's record $300 million raise

Back in July 2025, OSL successfully completed a $300 million equity financing round, which stood as the largest publicly announced equity raise within Asia's cryptocurrency industry at that point in time.

The company operates regulated platforms that provide OTC trading services, digital asset custody solutions and tokenized wealth management offerings, earning the distinction of being the first exchange to receive licensing from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.

Throughout 2025, the organization strategically positioned itself as a compliance-focused, institutional-grade participant in the digital payments ecosystem, finalizing the acquisition of Banxa and introducing OSL BizPay, a business-to-business payment solution designed specifically for corporate and institutional customers. Additionally, the company introduced USDGO, a stablecoin backed by US dollar reserves.

Stablecoin interest grows globally

The latest funding round by OSL aimed at expanding its stablecoin operations arrives during a period of heightened interest in fiat-backed stablecoin products worldwide.

On Thursday, Cointelegraph reported that Universal Digital, headquartered in Abu Dhabi, has introduced USDU, marking the inaugural US dollar-backed stablecoin to be registered by the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates in accordance with its Payment Token Services Regulation framework.

Earlier this week on Tuesday, Tether introduced USAt, a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar and developed exclusively for the United States market. Issued through Anchorage Digital Bank, USAt is marketed as a federally regulated stablecoin that adheres to the US GENIUS Act requirements, debuting with an initial supply of $10 million on the Ethereum blockchain and receiving listings on major trading platforms.

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