Bloomberg has announced that dtcpay, a Singapore headquartered payment company, has adopted its flagship real time market data feed, B-PIPE, to support treasury foreign exchange spot trading.

The tool gives dtcpay access to high quality FX data, enabling transparent pricing and improved cost management as the firm handles FX exposures stemming from multi currency payment flows. For payment companies operating across several currencies, that kind of market-data infrastructure is not just about faster quotes; it also supports day-to-day treasury checks, including independent verification of counterparty pricing and internal FX valuation controls, which can matter when payment volumes move through different jurisdictions and currencies.

Alongside B-PIPE, dtcpay uses the Bloomberg Terminal, including ASKB, a conversational AI interface designed to change how financial professionals engage with market and risk data. ASKB allows dtcpay’s treasury and risk teams to use natural language queries to surface economic data, central bank updates, and market insights, with transparent source attribution and underlying Bloomberg Query Language code included in responses.

Candice Zhang, CEO of dtcpay Hong Kong, said managing foreign exchange exposure efficiently is critical for payment firms operating across multiple currencies, adding that Bloomberg’s real time data and analytics give the company greater pricing transparency and stronger control over trading costs.

Tania Badran, Head of Enterprise Data Sales, South APAC at Bloomberg, said that as payment companies expand across markets and currencies, trusted real time FX data becomes essential for managing complex exposures. She noted Bloomberg is pleased to support dtcpay as it strengthens its FX exposure and cost management.

dtcpay is a Singapore headquartered digital payments company licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, with additional licences in Luxembourg, Hong Kong, Australia, the United States, and Canada.