Treasure Global Inc., a Malaysia-based technology company listed on Nasdaq under the ticker TGL, has established a new Digital Asset Treasury framework anchored in Ethereum (ETH), and appointed BitGo as its licensed digital asset custody and wallet infrastructure provider. The move is described as a strategic balance sheet initiative rather than a shift in the firm’s core operating model, introducing controlled exposure to blockchain-based financial infrastructure while maintaining its existing business focus in digital solutions for retail and services. In its first tranche, Treasure Global has deployed approximately US$176,000 into Ethereum, with a long-term framework that could support potential capital deployment of up to US$100 million into blockchain-based financial infrastructure over time, subject to market conditions and strategic opportunities. The company selected Ethereum as its inaugural treasury asset because it views the network as a primary settlement and execution layer for on-chain financial activity, including decentralized finance (DeFi), stablecoin settlement, and tokenized assets, and as a foundational infrastructure layer in the emerging on-chain economy supported by growing institutional participation. BitGo’s role is to provide institutional-grade, regulated custody with multi-signature wallet architecture and operational controls, aiming to ensure secure and compliant management of the company’s digital asset holdings. This initiative aligns Treasure Global with a broader trend of public companies and institutions integrating digital assets into treasury strategies, while emphasizing a “disciplined capital allocation” and long-duration exposure to what the company considers structurally important blockchain assets. Treasure Global underscores that digital assets are being treated as a complementary balance sheet strategy tied to global financial digitization, not as a replacement for its core products such as the ZCITY super app for digital payments and rewards in Malaysia.

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