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JAKARTA, INDONESIA - DigiAsia Corp. (NASDAQ: FAAS), a $13 million market cap Fintech-as-a-Service provider in Indonesia, has announced a significant move into the cryptocurrency market, in line with Southeast Asia’s growing digital economy. The company’s stock has shown notable volatility, with a 9.5% gain over the past week despite a challenging year. The company will allocate up to 50% of its future profits to cryptocurrency investments as part of its treasury strategy, aiming to diversify assets and leverage the digital asset sector’s expansion.
In a strategic effort to drive cryptocurrency adoption, DigiAsia is partnering with key Southeast Asian cryptocurrency exchanges. These partnerships are intended to integrate cryptocurrency payment options and wallet services within DigiAsia’s existing financial services ecosystem, which currently serves a network that includes over 70 of Indonesia’s top enterprises and 1.2 million merchants.
To support the transition, DigiAsia plans to upgrade its platform to enable smooth fiat-to-crypto conversions, simplifying transactions for both businesses and consumers in its network. The company’s position as a major payment processor, combined with Indonesia’s favorable regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies, is expected to bolster this new initiative.
This announcement is based on a press release statement and contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including regulatory changes and market competition, which could cause actual results to differ from those projected. These risks are particularly noteworthy given the company’s stock has declined by 97% over the past year. For deeper insights into DigiAsia’s financial metrics and growth potential, investors can access additional analysis through InvestingPro, which offers 8 more exclusive ProTips. The company has indicated that it will not update these statements unless required by law.
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