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Cregis reports about 200 enterprise clients in the Middle East after two years

Cregis, a digital asset infrastructure platform, says it built a base of roughly 200 enterprise clients in the Middle East over two years, more than half of them forex or traditional financial firms.

Why it matters

The company attributes its regional growth to traditional financial firms rather than crypto-native buyers, which is a claim about who is buying digital asset infrastructure in that market. Its client numbers and volumes are unverified company statements in a single press release, so the scale of the business remains unconfirmed.

Key facts

Cregis says it is marking two years of growth in the Middle East after taking part in Forex Expo Dubai 2026.

Reported by Chainwire

Cregis says the Middle East was its first major step beyond its Asia-Pacific roots.

Reported by Chainwire

Cregis says it has built a base of around 200 long-term enterprise clients with active deployments in the Middle East.

200 clientsReported by Chainwire

Cregis says more than half of its Middle East enterprise clients come from forex and other traditional financial businesses.

Reported by Chainwire

Cregis says it has served more than 4,000 businesses across 50+ countries.

4,000 businessesReported by Chainwire

Cregis names ATFX Group, Bison Bank and Interlace among the forex brokers, digital banks, payment providers and fintech companies in its client base.

Reported by Chainwire

At Forex Expo Dubai 2026, Cregis met with forex brokers, financial institutions, fintechs and payment companies exploring digital asset infrastructure.

Reported by Chainwire

What happened

Chainwire distributed a Cregis press release in September 2026 in which the company said it is marking two years of growth in the Middle East, following meetings with forex brokers, financial institutions, fintechs and payment companies at Forex Expo Dubai 2026. Cregis describes the Middle East as its first major step beyond its Asia-Pacific roots and says it has built a base of around 200 long-term enterprise clients with active deployments in the region. The company says more than half of those clients are forex and other traditional financial businesses, and that digital assets are moving into existing payment, treasury and cross-border work rather than being kept as a separate crypto function. On a global basis, Cregis says it has served more than 4,000 businesses across 50+ countries with more than $300 billion in cumulative transaction volume, and it names ATFX Group, Bison Bank and Interlace among the forex brokers, digital banks, payment providers and fintech companies in its client base. Every figure and client name comes from Cregis itself, carried by a single wire service, and no counterparty or second outlet in the set confirms any of it.

How the story developed

  1. First report

    First report by Chainwire

    Cregis Marks Two Years of Middle East Growth as Traditional Financial Firms Drive Adoption

    Chainwire

  2. Update

    Cregis press release on two years of Middle East growth distributed by Chainwire

    The release states the client count, the forex share of that base and the global volume figure; no other outlet in the set reports it.

    Chainwire

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