About Us

Digital Asset Payment and Custody Infrastructure for Enterprises

Cregis provides secure payment and custody infrastructure that enables businesses to accept, send, and manage digital assets, and use them to improve operations and grow.

9 Years

of Secured Operations

4,000+

Enterprise Clients

$300B+

Transaction Secured

Who We Serve

Cregis serves crypto exchanges, fintech firms, digital banks, payment service providers, forex brokers, and Web3 businesses that need secure digital asset operations with enterprise-grade control.

Why businesses choose Cregis

Secure by Design

Cregis is built around enterprise-grade protection. Core products use MPC, HSM, and TEE architecture, and the platform is backed by SOC 2 Type 1, SOC 2 Type 2, and ISO 27001 certifications.

Faster Time-to-Value

Businesses do not need to build wallet systems or maintain blockchain nodes from scratch. Cregis removes infrastructure complexity so teams can deploy faster and redirect resources toward product and business execution.

Compliance-Ready Operations

Cregis is purpose-built for compliant digital asset operations, supporting access control, AML workflows, risk-based operating models, and audit-ready traceability across key activities.

Built for Real Business Use Cases

Cregis supports infrastructure customization around real operating needs across exchanges, fintech products, digital banks, payment providers, forex brokers, e-commerce, and Web3 businesses.

Shawn Yan Founder & CEO

Shawn Yan is the Founder and CEO of Cregis, a Hong Kong-headquartered company building enterprise wallet infrastructure, payment solution, and compliance-ready operational controls. With more than a decade of experience across blockchain engineering, fintech, and product entrepreneurship, he focuses on turning complex onchain systems into practical operating infrastructure for global businesses. Shawn regularly speaks on institutional custody, wallet architecture, key management, stablecoin operations, digital asset governance, and the operational realities of enterprise adoption.