(June 5, 2025) -Venom Foundation, one of the main infrastructure providers of sovereign quality blockchain, issued a public invitation to central banks and financial regulators of Southeast Asia to co-develop compatible digital financial systems and loans for the future aligned with national priorities and designed for regional interoperability.
Addressing institutions such as the monetary authority of Singapore (Mas), the Negara Malaysia bank, Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas and the State Bank of Vietnam, the foundation has described its vision of the establishments of the sovereign compatible layer which can support cross -payment, real -time establishments and large -scale regulatory transparency.
“We are going beyond the future of financial infrastructure,” said Christopher Louis Tsu, CEO of the Venom Foundation. “Our mission is to empower governments and institutions thanks to new generation blockchain technology, strengthen their sovereign capacities and unlock new opportunities for their citizens.”
Southeast Asia has become one of the most dynamic financial corridors in the world. In 2023, the Philippines alone represented 4.75% of global payment entries, while digital payment volumes in the region should reach 765 billion transactions by 2027. However, despite this rapid growth, financial systems remain fragmented. Payment networks work in isolation, regulations are delayed and reconciliation often depends on obsolete manual processes. These ineffectures increase costs, slowdown in innovation and limit the monitoring of regulators.
The Venom Foundation considers this as a strategic opportunity for the governments of the region to modernize their infrastructure by using blockchain technology specially built for the public sector. The shared blockchain of Shared Couche-0 is already live and is designed to meet the requirements of institutional quality and regulatory standards.
The infrastructure currently supports a range of public sector use cases. One of the basic applications is the emission of Stablecoin, starting with a digital currency supported by the USD, with additional plans to introduce staboins based on local currencies through Southeast Asia. The platform is entirely compatible with ISO 20022 messaging standards, ensuring transparent integration with existing banking systems and regulatory managers.
In the Philippines, pilot programs are already under collaboration with local financial institutions. A wider regional deployment is planned for 2025, focusing on a dedicated trans -borders payment and transfronter settlement layer. This layer is designed to facilitate stall transfers between government and bank entities, improving transaction speed, transparency and system resilience.
The governance structure behind this initiative guarantees that national institutions retain surveillance, with partial control of the validator delegated to the entities of the designated public sector. This approach combines the effectiveness of decentralized infrastructure with the surveillance and confidence required by regulators.
To support the implementation, Venom offers modular infrastructure components that can be adapted to the economic and regulatory objectives of each country. These include layers of digital identity and compliance with KYC / AML chain systems, real -time analysis APIs for regulators, tokenization capacities for real world assets such as land titles and carbon credits, and structured training programs for government teams and developers.
The company now invites central banks and regulatory institutions through Southeast Asia to explore pilot initiatives and strategic collaboration. The objective is to establish the digital financial infrastructure which reflects the values of sovereignty, inclusion, interoperability and resilience, establishing the standard for new generation public financing systems in the region.
About Venom Foundation
The Venom Foundation provides a blockchain infrastructure adapted to sovereign and institutional adoption. Based in Abu Dhabi, Venom focuses on compliant and evolving systems that correspond to national and regional priorities across Asia and beyond.
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