# Cregis

> Digital Asset Solutions for Enterprise

Cregis helps enterprises manage digital assets through MPC wallet technology, payment infrastructure, and compliance tools for secure cryptocurrency operations.

Cregis helps enterprises manage digital assets by providing MPC-based self-custody wallets, payment infrastructure, and compliance tools. With it, businesses can secure crypto holdings through distributed key management, process cross-border payments with real-time settlement, and integrate blockchain capabilities via standardized APIs. Originally launched as UDun in 2017 and rebranded to Cregis in 2023, the platform supports operations across exchanges, payment providers, and financial institutions.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Finance
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2017-01-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/cregis

## Products

- [Cregis MPC Wallet](https://thegrid.id/profiles/cregis): Cregis MPC Wallet provides self-custody asset management through Multi-Party Computation technology that splits private keys into encrypted shards stored across multiple locations. The system combines MPC with Trusted Execution Environments to enable collaborative fund management with role-based permissions, automated approval workflows, and real-time expense tracking for enterprise operations. (Wallet, Live, Main Product)
- [Cregis Wallet as a Service](https://thegrid.id/profiles/cregis): Cregis WaaS provides API infrastructure for businesses to integrate cryptocurrency wallet functionality without building custom implementations. The service enables wallet address generation, transaction management, and multi-chain asset operations through standardized interfaces with white-label customization options. (Custody Technology Provider, Live)
- [Cregis Payment Engine](https://thegrid.id/profiles/cregis): Cregis Payment Engine provides cryptocurrency payment processing infrastructure with T+0 settlement for cross-border transactions. The system supports automated payment collection, currency conversion, checkout page generation, QR codes, POS integration, invoicing, and AML monitoring through API integration for merchant payment acceptance. (Merchant Payment Gateway, Live)
- [Cregis Card](https://thegrid.id/profiles/cregis): Cregis Card provides virtual and physical payment cards that enable cryptocurrency spending at merchants worldwide. The cards support crypto-to-fiat conversion, USDC and USDT top-ups, multi-card fund sharing, and integration with PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay for online and offline transactions. (Card, Live)

## Links

- [Main](https://cregis.com)
- [Documentation](https://developer.cregis.com)
- [Terms of Service](https://support.cregis.com/terms-and-conditions/terms-of-service)
- [Privacy policy](https://article.bytrack.com/?articleId=f7rdFxduvv&type=publish&language=zh_CN&symbol=/public)
- [Twitter / X](https://x.com/0xCregis)
- [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/cregis)
- [Telegram](https://t.me/cregischannel)
- [Discord](https://discord.com/invite/zxE3rmhUnY)
- [GitHub](https://github.com/0xcregis)
- [Medium](https://medium.com/@0xCregis)

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