On May 1st, the global blockchain industry conference Dubai Token2049 concluded successfully. As a Web3 innovative fintech enterprise, Interlace made its first appearance on the Middle East stage, attracting high attention from Web3 enterprises, industry pioneers, developers, institutional investors, and ecosystem partners with its leading CaaS (Card as a Service) solution, in-depth industry insights, and Middle East market strategic layout.
Connecting Web2 and Web3 with CaaS, Reconstructing Financial Experience
As a global leading financial infrastructure service provider, Interlace has always been committed to promoting deep integration of Web3 and Web2 ecosystems through technological innovation. At Dubai Token2049, Interlace comprehensively showcased its industry-leading CaaS solution: covering the entire process from wallet management to card issuance, with core functions including: over 30+ BIN number configuration, wallet deposit address generation, crypto deposit KYT (transaction compliance review), cardholder KYC verification (supporting API and custody modes), preset smart risk control and anti-fraud systems, and a regulatory-compliant secure custody infrastructure, ensuring transparent and controllable fund circulation.
Additionally, Interlace provides white-label card solutions, supporting customers' custom card design, helping enterprises quickly create brand differentiation. With Interlace's CaaS solution, enterprises or institutions can issue physical or virtual cards in as little as two weeks, and by binding with digital wallets like Apple Pay and Google Wallet, enable enterprises and end-users to exchange and consume cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies anytime, anywhere, achieving true "consumption freedom" for on-chain assets.
To let users experience the Interlace Infinity Card, Interlace specially displayed a customized physical bank card and offered it as a limited-time experience card, allowing participants to experience the seamless connection between "on-chain assets-offline consumption". A Web3 participant commented after experiencing: "Interlace has simplified complex on-chain asset exchange issues into a globally payable card, which is a key step in blockchain technology empowering finance and achieving practical application."
Currently, Interlace's CaaS solution is widely used by crypto asset exchanges, wallets, OTA platforms, AI enterprises, gaming, advertising placement, online subscriptions, and other enterprises and institutions. Notably, for Token2049, Interlace reached a cooperation with Web3 business travel consumption platform Umy, where users booking Dubai hotel and flight services can enjoy exclusive discounts. Additionally, they can use the Infinity Card for cryptocurrency payments, further verifying the CaaS's compatibility with traditional consumption scenarios.
From Roundtable to Booth: Interlace's Middle East Debut Draws Significant Attention
Besides bringing its leading CaaS solution, Interlace comprehensively displayed its industry insights, technological strength, and ecosystem vision at Token2049 through multiple dimensions including keynote speeches, roundtable sharing, and brand booths.
Regarding MENA region's compliance trends, Interlace CEO Michael WU, invited to "Mastering Web3 Finance and Compliance: Blockchain & Beyond", stated: "Compliance is not a shackle limiting innovation, but a moat for Web3 finance to enter the mainstream. Interlace is building an open yet secure asset circulation network through compliance qualifications from multiple regulatory regions and technology-driven risk control systems." Additionally, at the Gilded Mirage event, Interlace CBDO Mark Homeier shared from a Web3 practitioner's perspective: "The rapid development of blockchain technology has transformed Web3 from an early conceptual stage to now truly reshaping financial experiences through technological innovation. Interlace is also promoting this through technological development, launching Web3 payment solutions that achieve cryptocurrency exchange and circulation within a compliance framework, gradually realizing the vision of 'connecting the world'."
At this Token2049, Interlace also deeply participated in core activities like 1001 Crypto Nights and Hack Seasons Conference Dubai. Interlace's booth, with its physical card experience, in-depth CaaS solution explanation, and international consultant team, attracted many participants to stop and communicate, establishing deep connections with Middle East Web3 industry professionals and laying the foundation for subsequent ecosystem cooperation.
Accelerating Middle East Strategy: Using Compliance as a Cornerstone and Deepening Technological Empowerment
In recent years, Dubai has gradually become a strategic location for global Web3 enterprises to expand into emerging markets, thanks to its flexible and open regulatory framework and high-net-worth capital aggregation advantages. Interlace's first participation in Dubai Token2049 is a key step in its global layout and marks the entry into a substantive stage of Middle East market expansion. Regarding Middle East market layout, Michael Wu stated: "The Middle East is a core node in Interlace's global Web3 financial network. We are combining mature compliance technology experience with localized needs to promote deep integration of blockchain technology and traditional finance."
Through this international platform of Token2049, Interlace demonstrated the technological practice results and compliant operational capabilities of its CaaS solution. With the continuous advancement of its Middle East business layout, Interlace will become an industry benchmark for the "compliance + technology" innovative model, helping to promote the large-scale application of crypto payment services in scenarios such as consumption and trade. It is understood that Interlace was established in 2019 and has obtained the highest security certification in the international card payment industry, PCI-DSS Level 1, and holds licenses such as Hong Kong TCSP, US MSB, and Lithuania VASP. To date, Interlace has issued over 6 million cards, served more than 7,500 enterprises, and processes over 60 million transactions annually.
