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EPISODE · Aug 11, 2026 · 39 MIN

The Intersection: Eddie Hui, Co-President and Chief Operating Officer, MetaComp

from The Bank Tellers · host Money20/20

Recorded live from the Money20/20 Asia show floor, host Danny Levy sits down with Eddie Hui, Co-President and Chief Operating Officer of MetaComp, a Singapore-licensed financial institution pioneering the use of stablecoins for institutional cross-border payments.Key Discussion Points:The Cross-Border Payment Challenge Eddie breaks down the fundamental issues plaguing international money transfers today, from the 50-year-old SWIFT infrastructure to underserved jurisdictions and operational inefficiencies that can delay transactions for days.Blockchain as the Solution Discover how MetaComp's flagship product, StableX, leverages blockchain technology to settle $10 million transactions in minutes instead of days, eliminating the need for prefunding and reducing counterparty risk.Separating Blockchain from Crypto Eddie makes a crucial distinction between blockchain technology and cryptocurrency as an asset class, explaining how stablecoins serve as tokenized versions of fiat currency rather than speculative investments.The Regulatory Landscape Gain insights into how Singapore's progressive regulatory framework since 2019 has enabled innovation, and what the recent U.S. GENIUS Act means for global adoption of stablecoin-based payments.AI's Role in Financial Services Explore how MetaComp integrates AI for real-time transaction monitoring, automated KYC processes, and agentic payments while maintaining human accountability and governance.Trust vs. Speed Eddie discusses the critical balance between transaction speed and regulatory compliance, explaining MetaComp's "Web 2.5" approach that combines on-chain transparency with traditional AML/CFT controls.About Eddie HuiWith 23 years in banking and a background as an IT engineer, Eddie brings a unique perspective on how technology can transform financial infrastructure. His journey from discovering blockchain in 2019 to building MetaComp showcases the practical application of emerging technologies in solving real-world payment challenges.Key TakeawaysCross-border payments using blockchain can settle in minutes versus 3-4 days with traditional railsRegulatory frameworks in Singapore, Hong Kong, and the U.S. are maturing to support stablecoin adoptionReal-time compliance and transaction monitoring are essential for institutional adoptionAI is revolutionizing KYC processes and transaction monitoring without replacing human oversightSimplicity, not complexity, is the key to sophisticated payment solutionsThis episode is essential listening for anyone interested in the future of payments, blockchain technology, financial regulation, and the intersection of AI with financial services.MetaComp: https://www.mce.sg/Follow Eddie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eddie-hui-bon-hoa-16b580/Follow Money20/20:YouTube: @Money2020Tv  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/money2020/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/money20_20Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Money2020X: https://www.twitter.com/Money2020TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@money20_20

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