BurjX Scales Multi-Chain Stablecoin Infrastructure Under ADGM Framework

BurjX has announced an expansion of its stablecoin infrastructure, strengthening its ability to facilitate digital asset transactions across multiple blockchain networks within a regulated environment.

The Abu Dhabi-based firm, licensed by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority in Abu Dhabi Global Market, said the move is aimed at improving how clients transfer and settle stablecoins while remaining aligned with the UAE’s financial system.

Stablecoins Cement Role in Global Finance

The development comes as stablecoins continue to play an increasingly central role in digital asset markets. Global transaction volumes exceeded $33 trillion in 2025, while total market capitalization has grown beyond $300 billion, reflecting their importance in payments, trading, and capital flows.

The UAE, in particular, is growing to become a rapidly expanding hub for regulated digital asset activity, with stablecoins widely used across trading platforms, cross-border payments, and treasury operations.

Multi-Chain Connectivity Expands Capabilities

As part of the upgrade, BurjX now supports stablecoin transfers across several major blockchain networks, allowing clients to move funds more efficiently depending on cost, speed, and liquidity conditions.

The expanded network includes:

• USDT on Tron and BNB Smart Chain

• USDC on Solana and Stellar

These additions complement the firm’s existing Ethereum-based infrastructure, creating a multi-chain system designed to connect global blockchain networks with regulated financial rails in the UAE.

Bridging Blockchain and Banking Systems

The expansion is also intended to strengthen integration between digital assets and traditional finance. By enabling stablecoin settlement across multiple networks while maintaining compliance with local regulations, BurjX is positioning itself at the intersection of blockchain infrastructure and regulated banking.

Clients are able to access fiat on- and off-ramps in UAE dirhams through partnerships with local banking institutions, facilitating smoother movement between digital and traditional financial systems.

Focus on Security and Institutional Standards

The platform’s custody infrastructure is powered by institutional-grade technology, incorporating advanced cryptographic protections to secure client assets and reduce operational risk.

This approach reflects a broader industry trend, where digital asset firms are increasingly adopting institutional standards for custody, compliance, and risk management as the sector matures.

Serving a Broader Market Base

BurjX said the expanded infrastructure is designed to support a wide range of users, from retail investors to institutional clients and over-the-counter (OTC) market participants.

By combining multi-chain connectivity, regulated custody, and access to liquidity providers, the firm aims to streamline digital asset transactions within a compliant framework.

In this context, the expansion of stablecoin capabilities reflects a broader shift in the industry, where scalability and interoperability are being developed alongside compliance, rather than outside of it.