Remi Technology deploys compliant stablecoin architecture
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Apr 21, 2026 · Last updated Apr 21, 2026
The deployment of Sam's compliant stablecoin infrastructure, validated by the Hong Kong — Hong Kong Monetary Authority's licensing, is expected to accelerate the adoption of bank-grade stablecoins for cross-border payments. This development could lead to increased efficiency and regulatory clarity in the digital asset market, potentially attracting more traditional financial institutions to stablecoin usage.
Sam, a Singapore-based fintech firm, has preemptively deployed its programmable compliance architecture for its interbank cross-border clearing and settlement system. This system is 100% aligned with the core admission criteria of the Hong Kong — Hong Kong Monetary Authority's inaugural stablecoin licenses, which have set programmable compliance at the smart contract layer as a key industry threshold. Sam's architecture embeds regulatory requirements into smart contract code, enabling pre-transaction screening, in-transaction risk interception, and post-transaction traceability. The system also complies with Financial Action Task Force's anti-money laundering standards and the European Union's MiCA framework, and Sam leads the industry response to the United States — Office of the Comptroller of the Currency's GENIUS Act. Sam has formed a strategic partnership with Bison Bank, acting as the core settlement network for the bank's compliant stablecoin.
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