BurjX scales stablecoin infrastructure across networks

By Aarav Garg

BurjX has expanded its stablecoin offering, enabling clients to transact across multiple blockchain networks as part of its regulated services within Abu Dhabi Global Market.

The company, licensed by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority, said the move is aimed at improving flexibility and efficiency for users operating in digital asset markets. Stablecoins have become a central component of the sector, with transaction volumes exceeding $33 trillion in 2025 and total market capitalisation surpassing $300 billion.

“Stablecoins have become the backbone of digital asset settlement,” said Omar Abbas, Co-Founder and CEO of BurjX. “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.”

Under the update, BurjX now supports multi-chain transfers, including USDT on Tron and BNB Smart Chain, as well as USDC on Solana and Stellar. These additions complement its existing Ethereum-based infrastructure, allowing clients to select networks based on speed, cost and liquidity.

The expansion reflects broader trends in the UAE, which has positioned itself as a growing hub for regulated digital asset activity. Stablecoins are increasingly used across payments, trading and treasury functions, particularly in cross-border transactions.

BurjX said its infrastructure combines blockchain connectivity with secure custody provided by Fireblocks, using multi-party computation technology to safeguard assets and support compliant transfers.

The platform also integrates with Zand Bank to provide local currency on- and off-ramps, enabling clients to move between fiat and digital assets more easily.

The company said the expanded capabilities are designed to support retail, institutional and over-the-counter market participants.