The UAE-based digital asset brokerage and custodian, BurjX regulated by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), has expanded its stablecoin infrastructure, announced an enhancement to the services they provide.
BurjX to add Multi-chain connectivity
Aiming to streamline how clients move capital across blockchain networks while remaining within a regulated framework, the firm wants to provide its clients with extended stablecoin uses across multiple blockchain networks.
The company said the upgrade enables multi-chain stablecoin settlement integrated with UAE dirham (AED) banking rails, allowing clients to transact across global crypto markets with direct on-ramping and off-ramping.
“Stablecoins have become the backbone of digital asset settlement,” said Omar Abbas, Co-Founder and CEO of BurjX.
Stablecoins have become a key layer of digital asset markets, with transaction volumes surpassing $33 trillion in 2025 and total market capitalization exceeding $300 billion. UAE has been actively playing a role building the world’s largest hub for regulated digital assets.
Multi-Chain Stablecoin Support
As part of the expansion, BurjX will support stablecoin transfers across several major blockchain networks. include USDT on Tron, USDT on BNB Smart Chain, USDC on Solana and USDC on Stellar.
The integration is built on the firm’s existing Ethereum infrastructure. This design is extended to provide its clients a flexible set of options in choosing settlement routes that are better in speed, cost and liquidity conditions, as per their official press release.
BurjX said its infrastructure combines blockchain connectivity with regulated custody, using Fireblocks’ multiparty computation (MPC) wallet technology to secure client assets.
“By expanding support across these networks, BurjX is building the infrastructure that allows capital to move seamlessly across blockchain ecosystems while remaining fully aligned with the regulatory framework established by the FSRA,” Omar said.
The firm said the enhanced infrastructure will support retail users, institutional investors and over-the-counter (OTC) market participants
BurjX is building the bridge between the digital and traditional financial system. Their growing use in trading, payments and treasury operations has positioned them as core infrastructure for cross-border capital movement.
