Reap, a global fintech company providing stablecoin-enabled financial infrastructure, has expanded its global headquarters with a new 10,014 sq ft office at 1063 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong.

The expansion marks a key step in Reap’s global growth strategy amid rising market confidence and regulatory clarity surrounding stablecoin adoption.

Since developing a full platform offering in 2021, combining cards, payments, treasury, and expense management, the company has grown processing volumes eightfold by the end of 2023.

In 2025, Reap reached profitability and projects a sixfold increase in volumes in 2024.

Its clients include Animoca Brands, Trust Wallet, CoinMarketCap, and Amber Group.

Reap selected Hong Kong as its global base, citing the city’s multicurrency liquidity, regulatory transparency, and international financial connectivity.

“Hong Kong remains core to our global operations and long-term strategy,”

said Daren Guo, Co-Founder of Reap.

“The city’s financial infrastructure is uniquely built for interoperability between traditional and digital asset ecosystems, providing a strong foundation for real-world innovation. Together with the recent advancements in Hong Kong’s stablecoin and digital assets regulatory frameworks, this has unlocked tremendous potential for us to deliver practical use cases in business payments, cross-border settlements, and treasury optimisation.”

Reap’s main product, Reap Direct, integrates fiat and stablecoin infrastructure, offering corporate cards, cross-border payments, and expense management with built-in controls and reporting tools.

The company plans to expand its treasury management capabilities in 2026 to support multi-entity operations and capital efficiency.

The firm’s Card Issuance platform enables white-labelled credit card programmes through an API-based system, while its Payment API provides access to global payment networks, enabling automated cross-border payouts and currency conversions.

AI plays a central role in Reap’s operations, allowing teams to build and refine products rapidly.

The company is also developing AI-powered expense management tools that automate receipt matching, anomaly detection, bookkeeping, and compliance workflows, supported by human oversight.

Reap plans to use its Hong Kong base as a hub for expansion across Asia, Africa, and Latin America, targeting regions with growing demand for cross-border financial infrastructure.

Reap’s expansion has been supported by Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK) and Cyberport.

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