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Obita’s global payout capabilities just got a major upgrade! 🎉
We’ve added 10+ local currency payout capabilities across five key regions, covering East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Americas, Europe, and the Middle East & North Africa.
Together with our existing collection, FX and account capabilities, this expansion brings more local payment infrastructure into Obita Mesh and gives enterprises a more unified way to manage multi-market payments while reducing the complexity of working with multiple providers.

#Obita #ObitaMesh #GlobalPayments #CrossBorderPayments #PaymentInfrastructure

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Our Head of Partnerships, Windham Zhang, joined the panel “The Next Era of Cross-Border Payments: Instant, Interoperable & Intelligent” at Fintech Week Singapore 2026 yesterday.

From stablecoin settlement to intelligent routing, the discussion explored how cross-border payments are evolving to become not only faster, but also more predictable, connected and efficient.

Windham shared perspectives on the growing role of stablecoins in treasury and liquidity management, and how smarter routing across multiple payment rails can create a more unified experience for global businesses.

Read more: https://t.co/lK18kb2WAm

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We’re pleased to deepen our connection with the @HashKeyGroup ecosystem through a new collaboration with @HashKeyExchange.
HashKey Exchange’s institutional-grade custody capabilities will support Obita’s enterprise payment and fund operations, bringing stronger infrastructure support to businesses managing digital assets across global markets.
This collaboration also marks a new stage in our relationship with HashKey , evolving from @HashKey_Capital investment in Obita in 2025 to today’s business collaboration with HashKey Exchange.
Through Obita Mesh, we continue to bring together payment, account and institutional infrastructure to make global fund operations easier for enterprises to access and manage.

Read more: https://t.co/9bsJFcOfrG

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Our Hong Kong General Manager, Beifang Ji, recently joined the roundtable “Going Global via Hong Kong: Connecting with New Belt and Road Opportunities” during the 11th Belt and Road Summit week in Hong Kong.

The discussion brought together leaders from business, payments, technology and professional services to exchange perspectives on Hong Kong’s role in supporting companies going global, as well as the payment, treasury and compliance foundations businesses need when entering new markets.

Beifang shared a clear view: business models can evolve through iteration, but payment infrastructure and compliance need to be built from the start.

As companies expand across Belt and Road and other global markets, managing multiple currencies, payment rails, regulatory requirements and local partners becomes increasingly complex. Hong Kong can play an important role in connecting these capabilities and supporting long-term global operations.

Through Obita Mesh, our global open payment network, Obita connects payment rails, currencies and channels across markets to provide enterprises with more unified support for global payments and fund operations.

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Our Hong Kong General Manager, Beifang Ji, will attend Belt and Road Summit 2026 in Hong Kong this week, and will also join a roundtable discussion on September 10 on businesses going global through Hong Kong.

Hosted by the Hong Kong Representative Office of Chamber of International Commerce Shanghai and Shanghai International Arbitration Center (SHIAC), the discussion will bring together leaders from business, finance and professional services to exchange perspectives on new opportunities across Belt and Road markets.

This year's Belt and Road Summit places particular focus on ASEAN, Central Asia and the Middle East, which continue to deepen their commercial connections with Hong Kong and the wider region. We look forward to the conversations around how Hong Kong can continue serving as a gateway for businesses expanding across these markets. 🥂

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Learn more: https://t.co/YjjcsRhcSO

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Obita’s global payout capabilities just got a major upgrade! 🎉
We’ve added 10+ local currency payout capabilities across five key regions, covering East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Americas, Europe, and the Middle East & North Africa.
Together with our existing collection, FX and account capabilities, this expansion brings more local payment infrastructure into Obita Mesh and gives enterprises a more unified way to manage multi-market payments while reducing the complexity of working with multiple providers.

#Obita #ObitaMesh #GlobalPayments #CrossBorderPayments #PaymentInfrastructure

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We’re looking forward to joining FinTech Week Singapore 2026 this September. 🥂
On September 17, our Head of Partnership, Windham Zhang, will join the panel “The Next Era of Cross-Border Payments: Instant, Interoperable & Intelligent” to exchange perspectives on how cross-border payment infrastructure is evolving to support faster, more connected global business.
See you in Singapore!

Learn more about the event: https://t.co/0Fb4ER1bnW

#Obita #CrossBorderPayments #FinTechWeek #PaymentInfrastructure

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Happy 1st anniversary to Obita! 🎉
One year of building, learning, and growing, with much more ahead!

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Obita has launched local currency collection across four Southeast Asian markets, supporting THB in Thailand, PHP in the Philippines, MYR in Malaysia, and IDR in Indonesia. Eligible businesses now can receive local currency funds through local bank transfers in real time.
With these four new local collection capabilities, Obita is adding more local entry points to our global payment infrastructure, connecting regional business activity with global fund flows.

Read more: https://t.co/c5LrQe3PK8

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At Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business’s 「AI × New Finance」launch event in Hong Kong, our Co-founder & CEO, Dayong Zhang, shared his perspective on how blockchain and compliant stablecoins can reduce friction in cross-border payments and bring settlement closer to real time, and why the next step is making these rails work safely, compliantly, and at scale for real enterprise use.

Thanks to BlockBeats for the coverage: https://t.co/WnkQQ7QdS1

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HONG KONG, Aug 25, 2026 — We are pleased to share that Obita has joined the China Robotics Industry Development Alliance (CDRA) as a member unit, providing enterprise payment infrastructure to support the global expansion of the robotics and embodied intelligence industries.
As robotics and embodied intelligence companies accelerate their transition from innovation to global commercialization, they need more than advanced technologies — they also require reliable financial infrastructure to support cross-border operations, global supply chains, and international business growth.
Obita provides enterprise-grade payment infrastructure that enables businesses to manage collections, payouts, currency conversion and treasury operations across markets. Through participation in CDRA, Obita engages with industry participants and supports collaboration across emerging industries.
Our Hong Kong General Manager, Beifang Ji, was also invited to attend the Global Unicorn Summit and the Robotics and Embodied Intelligence Unicorn Forum in Hong Kong, where he connected with industry leaders to discuss the future development of robotics, embodied intelligence, and related ecosystems.

#Obita #EnterprisePayments #PaymentInfrastructure #FinTech #Robotics

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Enterprise Lens | Think Local, Scale Global

Expanding globally often requires businesses to operate locally.
Each market brings its own currencies, payment preferences, banking systems, and settlement processes.
For businesses entering multiple markets, accessing local payment capabilities is only the first step. The bigger challenge is connecting these different payment environments into a scalable operating model.
A company expanding across Southeast Asia, for example, may need to manage multiple currencies, local payment rails, and financial partners while maintaining consistent global operations.
Building global payment capabilities is therefore not only about adding more payment options.
It is about creating infrastructure that helps businesses collect, convert, manage and move funds across markets.

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Obita Market Notes | Local Rails, Global Ambitions

Cross-border payments are expanding in an interesting direction: more domestic payment systems and local forms of digital money are looking beyond their home markets.
In Hong Kong, Anchorpoint has begun the first phase of its regulated HKD stablecoin rollout, with HKDAP initially entering institutional and commercial applications, including payments and settlement.
In Brazil, the central bank is taking a more concrete look at connecting Pix with instant payment systems abroad, through both bilateral links and multilateral payment hubs.
And across BRICS, central banks are discussing potential links between their fast payment systems and CBDCs as part of efforts to improve cross-border payments.
Different markets. Different rails. A similar direction.
Cross-border payments may become more global by connecting more local infrastructure.
For businesses, that creates more ways to collect, settle and pay across markets. It also means more currencies, liquidity arrangements, compliance requirements and payment paths to coordinate.
The next challenge is increasingly about making those choices work together.

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We're #hiring a new Senior Business Development Manager – Cross-Border Payments (Key Accounts) in Hong Kong. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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Excited to share that Obita is now listed under the FinTech category in @InvestHK ’s Service Providers Directory!
The directory helps local and overseas companies discover service providers as they establish and expand their operations in Hong Kong and beyond.
This provides another touchpoint for enterprises to discover Obita’s enterprise-grade cross-border payment infrastructure, supporting global collections, cross-border payouts, currency conversion and treasury workflows.

Find our profile here: https://t.co/TGOyHIusY8

#Obita #InvestHK #FinTech #CrossBorderPayments #EnterprisePayments #HongKong

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We’re excited to have Obita featured on @InvestHK ’s Fast-Track Connect platform, as part of Hong Kong’s growing fintech ecosystem!
As businesses operate across more markets, currencies, and payment networks, connected payment infrastructure is becoming increasingly important.
Obita builds enterprise-grade borderless payment infrastructure, enabling businesses to collect, convert, and pay across global markets.

Looking for Obita on Fast-Track Connect: https://t.co/OojO1q3Mjk

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Obita Market Notes | The Network Stays. What Moves Through It Changes.
Recent developments show established payment networks expanding the currencies and forms of value they can support.
The SADC-RTGS system has added the Angolan kwanza as its second settlement currency. It is the first new settlement currency introduced since the system launched in 2013, when transactions were settled exclusively in South African rand.
In Angola, Banco de Fomento Angola plans to join CIPS, with Reuters reporting that growing client demand for direct yuan settlement is a key driver. The bank aims to complete the process next year.
Swift has also announced that its blockchain-based ledger is ready for initial use. Seventeen banks are preparing to pilot live transactions using tokenised deposits, with 24/7 payment availability and greater liquidity efficiency among the intended benefits.
These developments span regional settlement, direct currency access and tokenised bank money. Together, they point to a broader change:
Network reach now reflects the currencies, institutions and forms of value it can connect, alongside geographic coverage.
For businesses making cross-border payments, this creates a more practical routing question: which path best fits the corridor, target currency, liquidity conditions, counterparties and compliance requirements of each transaction?
More settlement routes widen the options. Their value depends on how clearly they can be selected, connected and used within day-to-day payment workflows.

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