BitGo appoints Angela Ang as Managing Director of APAC and President of BitGo Singapore
The former Monetary Authority of Singapore official brings over a decade of regulatory experience to BitGo's Asia-Pacific expansion
BitGo just made one of the more consequential hires in the Asia-Pacific digital asset space. Angela Ang, a veteran of Singapore’s financial regulatory apparatus, has been named Managing Director of APAC and President of BitGo Singapore, giving the digital asset infrastructure firm a leader with deep ties to the very regulators overseeing the region’s crypto frameworks.
Who is Angela Ang
Ang spent over 10 years at the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the city-state’s central bank and financial regulator. Her most recent role there was Deputy Director, where she oversaw the licensing frameworks for payments and digital assets.
Before joining BitGo, Ang served at TRM Labs, the blockchain intelligence and compliance firm, where she led APAC policy and strategic partnerships starting in early 2025.
She’s already making moves. On June 16, BitGo Singapore announced a partnership with dtcpay focused on securing digital asset infrastructure, with Ang quoted in her capacity as Managing Director.
BitGo’s Singapore runway
The company received in-principle approval for a Major Payment Institution license from MAS in January 2024. By November 2024, BitGo had launched its Singapore services, giving the firm a regulated foothold in one of Asia’s most important financial hubs.
The broader corporate trajectory adds context. BitGo Holdings went public in January 2026, becoming the first digital asset company IPO of the year. The company was subsequently named to the Fortune 500 at number 273, reporting $16.2 billion in revenue for 2025.