OBOOK Holdings (NASDAQ: OWLS) partners with AGML on OwlPay digital asset ramp
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
OBOOK Holdings Inc. (OwlTing) has formed a strategic partnership with Arta Global Markets Limited (AGML) to expand its digital asset on/off ramp and cross-currency payment services through OwlPay. The collaboration integrates payment, trading, settlement, and custody infrastructures to offer near-instant and same-day settlement between fiat and digital currencies, supported by AGML’s network of over ten global banking partners and more than thirty market makers.
The partners plan to support settlement and custody in over 30 local currencies across Greater China, Southeast Asia, and major G7 economies, subject to local regulations. OwlTing contributes a large footprint of money transmitter licenses in the United States and Japan, while AGML operates under Hong Kong SFC licenses for trading, advisory, and asset management. The solution emphasizes regulatory compliance, KYC/AML controls, and an institutional-grade, auditable client experience aimed at businesses and institutional clients.
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FAQ
What did OBOOK Holdings Inc. (OWLS) announce in this 6-K filing?
OBOOK Holdings Inc. announced a strategic partnership between its OwlTing Group and Arta Global Markets Limited (AGML) to develop joint products and services for digital asset on/off ramp and cross-currency payments delivered through OwlPay.
How will the OwlTing and AGML partnership benefit OwlPay users?
The partnership integrates payment, trading, settlement, and custody infrastructures to provide OwlPay users with near-instant payments and access to same-day fiat-to-digital currency settlement, supported by AGML’s network of over ten global banking partners and more than thirty market makers.
Which currencies and regions are targeted by the OWLS and AGML collaboration?
The collaboration aims to support settlement and custody in over 30 local currencies, including key corridors across Greater China (such as HKD and CNH), Southeast Asia (including SGD, THB, PHP), and G7 economies (USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, AUD, CAD, CHF), subject to applicable local regulations.
What regulatory strengths do OBOOK Holdings Inc. and AGML bring to this initiative?
AGML is a Hong Kong–based financial institution licensed by the Securities and Futures Commission to conduct Type 1, 4, and 9 regulated activities and is a participant of Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing Limited. OwlTing maintains over 40 active Money Transmitter Licenses or equivalents across the United States and Japan, and both firms emphasize strict KYC and AML frameworks.
What is the main goal of the joint digital asset on/off ramp solution for OWLS?
The main goal is to establish an institutional-grade infrastructure that bridges traditional finance and digital assets, enabling seamless, highly compliant conversion between fiat and digital currencies, with a strong focus on transaction speed, capital efficiency, regulatory compliance, and robust risk management.
What is OwlPay and how does it fit into OBOOK Holdings Inc.’s broader strategy?
OwlPay is OwlTing’s proprietary Web2 and Web3 hybrid payment solution designed to support global businesses in the digital currency economy. It aligns with the company’s mission to use distributed ledger technology to improve transparency and efficiency in global fund flows and business operations.
Who are the primary customers targeted by the OwlTing–AGML partnership?
The partnership targets global businesses and institutional clients that require regulated, high-speed access between fiat currencies and digital assets, particularly across Greater China, Southeast Asia, and major G7 markets.

