Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has approved the first group of Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) under its new registration system, which functions as a pre-approval license ahead of a full licensing regime. Out of dozens of applicants, only nine companies passed the review; the remaining operators who failed to obtain registration permits were required to suspend their businesses.
KryptoGO, a Taiwan-based Web3 financial infrastructure provider backed by the National Development Fund, was among the first to obtain registration for Virtual Asset Transfer Services. The approval provides a regulatory foundation for enterprises in Taiwan to adopt stablecoin-based payments within a compliant framework.
“This recognition is not just a permit—it is a bridge,” said Kordan Ou, CEO of KryptoGO. “It enables Taiwan’s globally connected enterprises, particularly in supply chain and manufacturing, to integrate stablecoin payments safely. We welcome international partners to expand into Taiwan under this clear regulatory environment.”
Stablecoin Payment Infrastructure (Gateway, SDK, APIs, Wallets)
KryptoGO provides a full-stack stablecoin payment infrastructure so enterprises can send, receive, and settle on-chain funds with compliance built-in:
- Payment Gateway, SDK, and APIs for merchant acceptance, payouts, bulk transfers, and conditional settlements.
- Standalone Wallet Application for end users and operations teams.
- Wallet-as-a-Service for partners to launch branded wallets without building core rails.
- Non-custodial architecture so clients retain control of assets and private keys.
- Integrated RegTech including KYC/KYB, KYT, and AML monitoring.
Neutral Connectivity to Taiwan’s VASP Ecosystem
As regulations tighten and global exchanges face tax and compliance changes, KryptoGO operates as a neutral third-party stablecoin payment service provider, integrating with licensed local VASPs—such as exchanges and OTCs—to enable secure, compliant stablecoin flows for enterprises.
International Partnerships and Standards
KryptoGO collaborates with Circle, Binance, and Sumsub, and is extending cooperation to wallet providers, payment processors, and financial institutions entering Taiwan’s regulated market. The company holds ISO 27001, ISO 27701, and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications, aligning with benchmarks used by global fintech leaders such as Stripe and PayPal.
Gateway to Asian Supply Chain Finance
Leveraging Taiwan’s central role in the global semiconductor and manufacturing supply chain, KryptoGO connects international stablecoin liquidity with enterprise demand and is planning expansion to Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan.
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