Bitkub x Tether x BitGo x RedotPay: The SEA's Cornerstone

The SEA’s Cornerstone event shows that Bangkok is becoming an important regional meeting point where global crypto firms and local financial leaders build partnerships and shape future market strategy. Thailand’s ability to attract top industry players during major conference weeks strengthens its position as a gateway for digital assets and fintech growth in Southeast Asia.

Bitkub, Tether, BitGo and RedotPay to host exclusive crypto finance summit in Bangkok during Money20/20 week

Bangkok’s role as a regional hub for digital finance will be in focus on April 21 as Bitkub, Tether, BitGo and RedotPay host an invite-only gathering titled The SEA’s Cornerstone, bringing together senior figures from crypto, banking, investment and institutional finance.

The private event will take place during the high-profile Money20/20 Bangkok week, when executives from global payments, fintech and digital asset firms are already in the Thai capital. Organisers describe the gathering as a closed-door setting designed for decision-makers shaping the future of decentralised finance rather than a traditional public conference.

A strategic Bangkok meeting point

The event underlines Bangkok’s growing importance as a regional centre where Southeast Asia’s crypto sector intersects with international capital markets and financial infrastructure players.

As regulation matures and institutional adoption expands, Thailand has become one of the region’s most active digital asset markets, anchored by local exchange leader Bitkub and rising interest from global firms.

What attendees can expect

According to organisers, the evening is built around:

High-level discussions on macroeconomic trends and the crypto market outlook
Networking with founders, executives and institutional participants
Relationship-building during a volatile market cycle
Private access to curated decision-makers across finance and Web3

The dress code is listed as business casual or formal, reinforcing the institutional tone of the gathering.

Key speakers

The programme opens with registrations before keynote remarks from some of the most recognisable names in the industry.

Scheduled speakers include:

Topp Jirayut Srupsrisopa, Founder and CEO of Bitkub Group
Boonyavee Phlayphan, Thailand and Indochina Country Manager at Tether
Aldwin Andikko, APAC Sales and Business Development at BitGo
Jonathan Chan, Co-Founder and Head of Partnerships & Marketing at RedotPay

After the formal programme, the evening transitions into networking sessions.

Why these companies matter

Bitkub

Thailand’s leading digital asset exchange and one of Southeast Asia’s most recognised crypto brands. Bitkub has played a major role in bringing crypto into the Thai mainstream.

Tether

Issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin, USDT, and one of the most influential companies in global digital payments and blockchain liquidity.

BitGo

A major provider of institutional crypto custody, wallets, trading and settlement services, widely used by funds and large asset managers.

RedotPay

A stablecoin payments fintech focused on helping users spend and move digital assets in real-world financial systems.

Why it matters for Thailand

Hosting such a private summit with global heavyweights suggests Bangkok is becoming more than a local crypto market. It is increasingly seen as a place where international partnerships, regional expansion strategies and capital allocation decisions are discussed.

As Southeast Asia’s digital economy grows, cities that can attract founders, regulators and financial institutions into the same ecosystem may gain a lasting advantage.

Bigger picture

The SEA’s Cornerstone is not just another networking party during conference week. It reflects how Southeast Asia is becoming strategically important to the next stage of crypto adoption — particularly in payments, stablecoins, custody and regulated finance.

And with Bangkok at the centre of that conversation, Thailand is positioning itself as one of the region’s most influential gateways between traditional finance and the digital asset economy.