Hong Kong – – September 11, 2026 -- RedotPay, a global stablecoin payments company, has received an independent review from a Big Four firm confirming that its AML/CFT controls can identify, assess, and manage financial crime risk.
Big Four review scrutinized two licensed Hong Kong subsidiaries
The review evaluated Red Dot Trust Limited and Red F. Technology Limited against AML/CFT guidelines issued by the Hong Kong Companies Registry. Its scope covered governance, quality assurance, customer due diligence, transaction monitoring, and internal staff training and resourcing.
Company projects $50 billion in stablecoin card spend by 2028
RedotPay expects stablecoin-powered cards to reach $50 billion in annualized spend by 2028 as stablecoin payments integrate further with card and financial-services infrastructure. The company frames the independent audit as a step to reinforce controls ahead of that projected scale.
A RedotPay spokesperson said stablecoin payments firms carry sole responsibility for operating with strong safeguards and clear accountability, adding that the company welcomes independent scrutiny to continuously improve controls for users and partners.
Findings will guide ongoing compliance investment
RedotPay said the external review provides perspective on its AML/CFT framework that will inform continued strengthening of controls as products, operations, and regulatory obligations evolve. The company stated it will keep investing in compliance controls and working with regulators as the policy landscape for stablecoins and digital payments develops.