Zebec Network has partnered with digital bank Fasset to enable instant cross-border payments across Southeast Asia, extending its payment rails into regulated neobanking channels and integrating the ZBCN token into Fasset’s platform.
According to Zebec, this partnership aims at supporting real-time settlement and on-chain financial operations across the region, as Zebec continues to expand beyond payroll into broader payment use cases.
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Fasset Adds Licensed Banking Access
Fasset operates as a licensed digital bank serving more than 1 million users, according to company disclosures, and holds seven banking licenses across multiple jurisdictions. Zebec said the partnership allows its payment infrastructure to operate within regulated neobanking environments in Southeast Asia.
Fasset’s infrastructure meets SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, 27017, and 9001 standards, which Zebec said aligns with its focus on operating within regulated financial frameworks as it expands internationally.
As part of the agreement, Zebec will integrate ZBCN into Fasset’s neobanking ecosystem. The move marks a further step in positioning ZBCN alongside banking and payment use cases, following its growing role within Zebec’s payroll, card, and wallet infrastructure.
Fasset reported an annualized transaction volume of $7B in 2025 and a community of more than 2 million members.
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Partnership Builds on Zebec’s Recent NatPay and Privy Integrations
The Fasset partnership follows a series of infrastructure developments by Zebec over recent months. The company expanded real-time payroll settlement in the U.S. through its NatPay integration on the Federal Reserve’s FedNow system, allowing payroll flows to move across instant payment rails.
Zebec also added embedded wallet functionality via Stripe-owned Privy, simplifying onboarding and daily usage for payroll and payout users. More recently, the company launched ZebecNET, a data-only eSIM network built with World Mobile, designed to keep payroll, payments, and card access online across regions with inconsistent mobile connectivity.
Taken together, these updates show Zebec building a stack that links regulated banking access, on-chain settlement, wallets, cards, and connectivity across multiple regions.
Following the announcement, ZBCN showed limited immediate price movement. At the time of writing, the token traded at $0.002455, down 1.4% over 24 hours.
