Dtcpay Adopts Bloomberg’s B-Pipe

Dtcpay, a Singapore headquartered payment company, has adopted Bloomberg’s market data feed, B-Pipe for FX data to support its treasury FX spot trading, as it manages FX exposures arising from multi-currency payment flows.

As part of the adoption, Bloomberg’s FX data supports the firm’s treasury team in independently verifying counterparty pricing, supporting execution decisions, and strengthening internal management around FX valuation.

In addition, dtcpay is utilising the Bloomberg Terminal, including ASKB, the new conversational AI interface on which dtcpay’s treasury and risk teams use everyday language to surface relevant economic data, central bank developments, and market insights.

Bloomberg says in keeping with its “Responsible AI principles”, responses in ASKB contain transparent attribution to the trusted source documents in which answers are grounded, as well as the underlying Bloomberg Query Language (BQL) code for FX data analysis.

“Managing foreign exchange exposure efficiently is critical for payment companies operating across multiple currencies,” says Candice Zhang, CEO of dtcpay Hong Kong. “By utilising Bloomberg’s real time FX data and analytics, we gain greater transparency into market pricing and improved control over our trading costs, supporting more effective treasury management.”

Tania Badran, head of enterprise data sales, south APAC at Bloomberg, adds, “As payment companies scale across markets and currencies, access to real-time, trusted FX data is essential to managing increasingly complex exposures with greater transparency and control.”