Insights from Katashe Solutions’ response to MAS Consultation Paper P012-2026 on proposed amendments to the Notices on Technology Risk Management
On 10 June 2026, the Monetary Authority of Singapore published Consultation Paper P012-2026, Proposed Amendments to Notices on Technology Risk Management. Katashe Solutions submitted a response supporting MAS’s objective of strengthening technology resilience while recommending that the requirements remain proportionate, outcomes-based and applicable across different technical architectures.
ACCESS × Grab Stablecoin Payments
How Katashe Solutions helped ACCESS become one of the first industry associations globally to accept membership dues in stablecoins via GrabPay - a first-of-its-kind regulated Web3 payments integration in Southeast Asia.
COPEWELL.AI VENTURE BUILDING
As Co-Founder and venture-building partner, Katashe Solutions led strategic positioning and go-to-market for Copewell.ai — reframing an AI mental wellness product into practitioner-augmented infrastructure built for structured market entry.
ACCESS × UNISWAP LABS
Katashe Solutions designed a community-first DeFi education and protocol engagement model for Uniswap Labs and ACCESS in Asia — recognised as "Highly Commended" by Regulation Asia in 2025.
TRIPLE-A UX AUDIT
Katashe Solutions conducted an end-to-end UX audit of crypto payment flows for Triple-A, a licensed crypto payments provider — analysing 15+ payment flows across four major wallets to improve completion rates and consumer trust.
Digital Asset Treasury Implementation for ACCESS
How Katashe Solutions designed a board-governed Bitcoin and Ethereum treasury reserve for ACCESS — with an approved Investment Policy Statement and independent institutional custody, setting an APAC precedent for non-profits.
From Payment Transparency to Technical Capability: What FATF Recommendation 16 Means for Public Blockchains
Katashe Solutions recently contributed to the Singapore industry response to the Financial Action Task Force’s consultation on its draft Guidance for the implementation of Recommendation 16, with our comments focused specifically on permissionless public blockchain infrastructure. The broader submission was made by ACCESS, the Digital Assets Association and the Singapore FinTech Association in response to FATF’s consultation on how the revised payment transparency requirements should be implemented across different payment methods and infrastructures.
Open Financial Infrastructure: From Labels to Outcomes
How prudential supervisors should evaluate emerging financial infrastructure built on open blockchain networks, drawn from a submission to the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Hyperliquid Governance: When Code Meets Crisis
Hyperliquid, Liquidation Design, and the Governance Gap
The Evolution of Governance Staking
This post is derived from insights shared in Segment 3 of Katashe DeFi Governance Radio, in collaboration with The Zeall Show, supported by ACCESS.
Staking Security, Blockchain Transparency, and Market Integrity: The Future of Institutional DeFi
This post is derived from insights shared in Segment 2 of Katashe DeFi Governance Radio, in collaboration with The Zeall Show, supported by ACCESS.
Lido Finance: Powering Liquid Staking with Decentralized Governance
Exploring Lido’s Staking Dominance and DAO-Powered Future