WIDTH Named Pan Asian RegTech Provider at Singapore Awards
The compliance technology firm received the accolade at the ALB Pan Asian Regulatory Awards 2026, marking its 12th year in the industry.
WIDTH Receives Pan Asian Recognition
WIDTH, a Singapore-based compliance technology provider, earned the “Pan Asian RegTech Solution Provider of the Year” award. The accolade was presented at the ALB Pan Asian Regulatory Awards 2026, which took place in Singapore on 30 September.
Asian Legal Business, a Thomson Reuters publication, organises these awards to acknowledge excellence in regulatory and compliance practices across Asia.
Platform Unifies Compliance Workflows
This recognition coincides with WIDTH's 12th anniversary in developing compliance technology. The company offers an "All-in-One Compliance and Risk Decision Intelligence Platform". This platform allows compliance teams to design and publish workflows using a no-code canvas, reducing reliance on external developers.
It also integrates customer lifecycle management, from onboarding to investigations, and bridges risk information from both traditional finance (Web2) and digital assets (Web3). The platform's Graph Intelligence feature helps identify potential fraud and money laundering risks often missed by fragmented systems.
CEO on Executable Infrastructure
Chionh Chye Kit, WIDTH's Co-Founder and CEO, stated the company was honoured by the award, especially as it marks their 12th year. He emphasised the need for compliance systems to evolve from static processes to "executable infrastructure". This approach, Chionh added, is central to WIDTH's strategy for building trust over the next decade. The ALB awards are judged by an independent panel of senior compliance, risk, and legal professionals.
For regulated organisations across Asia, WIDTH's award highlights the growing demand for integrated compliance solutions. The platform's ability to unify Web2 and Web3 risk data, alongside its no-code workflow design, offers a path for financial institutions to streamline their regulatory obligations.
This could lead to reduced operational costs and enhanced risk detection, particularly as digital asset adoption grows in the region. The focus on connected and accountable compliance operations could set a new standard for firms managing complex regulatory environments.
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