CCPayment to Meet Brokers at iFX EXPO Asia 2026 to Discuss Stablecoin Payment Infrastructure

CCPayment to Meet Brokers at iFX EXPO Asia 2026 to Discuss Stablecoin Payment Infrastructure
CCPayment is heading to iFX EXPO Asia 2026, held October 7–9 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

⏱️ TL;DR: CCPayment will host one-on-one meetings in Hong Kong with Forex and CFD brokers, prop trading firms, iGaming affiliates, and fintech partners looking to improve deposit, payout, and settlement workflows.

For brokers, payments are no longer simply an operational function running in the background. They are a core part of the client journey, from the moment a trader makes a first deposit to the point at which they request a withdrawal, manage account funding, or engage with a platform during volatile market conditions.

As brokers compete for clients across regions, the quality of their payment experience can affect onboarding conversion, funding completion, customer satisfaction, and operational efficiency. Payment teams must balance user expectations for speed and flexibility with the need for clear transaction visibility, controlled settlement, reconciliation, and risk-aware processes.

At iFX EXPO Asia 2026, CCPayment will meet with Forex brokers, CFD brokers, proprietary trading firms, iGaming affiliates, and fintech businesses to discuss how stablecoin payment infrastructure can support more flexible broker payment operations.

CCPayment will host pre-booked one-on-one meetings in Hong Kong on 8–9 October 2026, at the event venue or an organiser-designated meeting room. The team will provide live product demonstrations, payment-flow assessments, API integration consultations, and partnership discussions tailored to each business’s model and market priorities.

The Payment Challenge for Brokers

A successful broker payment strategy must address more than payment acceptance. It must support a connected flow between a trader’s preferred funding method, the broker’s account environment, internal operations, and settlement requirements.

For a broker serving international clients, payment complexity can quickly grow. User preferences vary by market, while the business must manage transaction confirmation, payment status, funding visibility, payouts, reconciliation, treasury decisions, and internal controls. These requirements become particularly important when market activity rises and users expect their funds to move without unnecessary delays.

Stablecoins are increasingly being evaluated as a complementary payment option for trading businesses serving digitally familiar users. Their use can help brokers consider alternative funding and settlement flows while maintaining flexibility around how incoming digital-asset payments are received, monitored, and settled.

This does not mean stablecoins replace every local payment rail or remove the need for sound risk and compliance processes. Instead, they can form part of a diversified payment strategy for brokers that want to offer additional digital-asset payment choices and build more adaptable cross-border payment operations.

iFX EXPO Asia is a B2B event series for the online trading sector, bringing together brokers, fintech providers, liquidity providers, payment companies, affiliates, and technology partners. The 2026 Hong Kong edition is scheduled at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, with event programming running from 7–9 October.

A Broker-Focused Payment Solution

CCPayment provides B2B crypto payment infrastructure that can help brokers and trading platforms evaluate, launch, and operate digital-asset payment flows across the customer funding lifecycle.

Rather than treating crypto as a standalone payment feature, CCPayment’s approach is designed around practical payment operations: accepting pay-ins, supporting controlled pay-outs, configuring stablecoin settlement preferences, and connecting payment data with a broker’s existing account, product, and operational systems.

At iFX EXPO Asia 2026, CCPayment will demonstrate how its infrastructure can support the following broker-focused payment requirements:

  • Crypto and stablecoin pay-ins: Enable clients to fund trading accounts using supported crypto assets and stablecoins through payment pages or API-enabled flows.
  • Payment-order management: Generate payment orders and deposit addresses, monitor transaction progress, and use real-time payment-status information to support account-funding operations.
  • Pay-out workflows: Support business-controlled crypto payout processes for withdrawals, rebates, commissions, partner settlements, and other approved payment scenarios.
  • Stablecoin settlement options: Help brokers structure how eligible incoming payment flows are retained, converted, or settled in stablecoins, based on internal treasury preferences and operating policies.
  • API and webhook integration: Connect payment orders, status updates, and payout-related workflows with existing broker portals, CRM systems, user-account environments, and internal operations.
  • Operational visibility: Give payment and operations teams clearer oversight of transaction status, payment activity, and payment-flow performance across digital-asset channels.

For platforms operating in fast-moving trading environments, payment infrastructure should be assessed not only by the assets it supports, but by how effectively it connects customer funding, transaction confirmation, settlement preferences, operational visibility, and internal controls.

CCPayment states that its enterprise payment infrastructure supports more than 900 cryptocurrencies across over 100 blockchain networks, offering businesses a single integration layer for crypto payment acceptance and management. For brokers, the more relevant question is how those capabilities can be configured into a payment experience that fits their client base, operating jurisdictions, internal risk policies, and product roadmap.

One-on-One Consultations at iFX EXPO Asia

CCPayment’s meetings at iFX EXPO Asia are designed for decision-makers and functional teams responsible for broker payments, platform operations, product development, technology, treasury, partnerships, and growth.

Each session will focus on the participant’s business priorities rather than a standardised sales presentation. Discussions may cover:

  • Adding stablecoin or crypto funding options to an existing client deposit journey.
  • Assessing pay-in and pay-out flows for retail, professional, or partner-facing use cases.
  • Connecting payment orders, transaction-status checks, and webhook notifications to broker systems.
  • Reviewing settlement and reconciliation considerations for digital-asset payment operations.
  • Exploring payment solutions for affiliate commissions, introducer-broker settlements, or partner incentives.
  • Identifying potential commercial, technology, or ecosystem partnership opportunities.

Attendees can also request a live demonstration of CCPayment’s payment capabilities and discuss practical implementation questions with the team. For businesses at an earlier planning stage, the meeting can serve as a solution assessment: identifying potential payment-flow designs, integration priorities, and the operational considerations that should be addressed before launch.

Book a Meeting With CCPayment

Forex and CFD brokers, prop trading firms, iGaming affiliates, trading platforms, and fintech partners attending iFX EXPO Asia 2026 are invited to arrange a one-on-one meeting with CCPayment in Hong Kong on 8–9 October.

To book a meeting, request a live demo, discuss API integration, or explore partnership opportunities, contact CCPayment and book a call.

About CCPayment

CCPayment is a B2B crypto payment gateway that provides businesses with infrastructure for crypto payment acceptance, pay-in and pay-out operations, stablecoin settlement, and API-based payment integration. The platform supports businesses seeking to build flexible, transparent, and operationally efficient digital-asset payment experiences.

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