Amber International, which operates as Amber Premium, has launched institutional-grade digital asset management services as part of its move into the Digital Assets Treasury (DAT) sector.

The Singapore-based company said it is responding to growing corporate demand for more sophisticated tools to manage digital assets.

Data from BitcoinTreasuries.net shows 179 publicly listed companies globally hold more than US$110 billion worth of Bitcoin, yet many lack the infrastructure for secure custody, compliance oversight and risk management.

Amber Premium said its new services will provide integrated support for corporations investing in digital assets.

This includes consulting, trading solutions, financing, custody and compliance support, delivered in line with regulatory requirements and, where applicable, through licensed partners.

The firm aims to help clients move away from fragmented, buy-and-hold approaches by offering a single platform to manage their digital asset needs, supported by 24/7 customer service covering everything from initial planning to long-term management.

The company said it is drawing on its experience working with publicly listed firms, including DeFi Development Corp, to build services that address both the operational and regulatory challenges of digital asset management.

Looking ahead, Amber Premium plans to continue refining its offerings for institutional clients and maintain its focus on compliance, technology and client value.

“This solution is designed to give institutional clients, including publicly listed companies, greater confidence to move forward with digital assets, while helping them navigate regulatory requirements and operational challenges in line with applicable approvals in relevant jurisdictions.”

said Vicky Wang, President of Amber Premium.

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