HONG KONG, February 12, 2026 — Digital Asset Clearing Center (DACC) has launched ChainFusion™, a new tokenised financial market infrastructure platform designed to improve the speed, cost efficiency and regulatory alignment of cross-border payments.
The platform aims to bridge on-chain blockchain networks with off-chain traditional financial systems, enabling real-time reconciliation while embedding regulatory compliance directly into transaction workflows. DACC positions ChainFusion™ as a solution to longstanding friction points in global payments, including slow settlement cycles, high transaction costs, fragmented data systems and regulatory barriers.
According to the company, ChainFusion™ integrates multi-chain collaboration with compliant off-chain liquidation processes, with particular focus on cross-border RMB transactions. DACC states that the platform can reduce RMB liquidation timelines from days to seconds while lowering transaction costs and accelerating multi-currency payment flows.
The platform is also designed to support digital trade finance processes and enable the compliant issuance and transfer of fixed-income real-world assets, reflecting growing institutional interest in tokenisation.
Three-layer architecture
At the core of ChainFusion™ is a proprietary three-layer structure comprising:
- An On-Chain Collaboration Layer
- A Fusion Gateway Layer
- An Off-Chain Liquidation Layer
DACC says this architecture enables real-time data synchronisation, reconciliation and compliance-grade record keeping. The system integrates with existing financial infrastructure, including the Cross-border Interbank Payment System ecosystem, positioning it within established regulatory frameworks.
Serra Wei, Co-Founder of DACC, said the platform seeks to combine the efficiencies of decentralised finance with the trust and regulatory standards of traditional financial systems.
“ChainFusion™ represents an innovation of solutions in cross-border payments, uniting the best of TradFi and DeFi to solve long-standing inefficiencies while upholding the highest regulatory standards,” Wei said.
Wei added that Hong Kong’s role as an international financial centre and gateway to Mainland China has been instrumental in shaping the platform’s design, particularly in aligning tokenised infrastructure with global capital markets and regulatory expectations.
Strategic backing and expansion roadmap
DACC is supported by a consortium of strategic investors and ecosystem partners including Starcoin Group Limited (399.HK), Kingdom Limited (600446.SH), Global Infotech (300465.SZ), and Fosun International Limited (656.HK), alongside private sector technology and digital asset firms.
As tokenised finance continues to gain traction across Asia and globally, financial infrastructure players are increasingly focused on building compliant settlement and clearing layers that can integrate digital assets into mainstream capital markets.
With ChainFusion™, DACC is positioning itself as a bridge between traditional financial institutions and the emerging tokenised economy, targeting institutional use cases in cross-border payments, trade finance and real-world asset tokenisation.