KUALA LUMPUR – TEIZA and MASVERSE Sdn. Bhd. signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to co-develop institutional-grade blockchain solutions and explore technical interoperability aimed at accelerating Malaysia’s digital economy.
The collaboration will integrate TEIZA’s Omnilayer Blockchain Protocol with MasChain’s Layer-1 public-permissioned blockchain to deliver secure, sovereign digital infrastructure for government services, financial institutions, and regional enterprises.
The MoU establishes a framework for technical interoperability through bridges and APIs to enable secure asset movement. It also includes the co-design of institutional use cases such as real-world asset tokenisation, digital identity, and Islamic finance solutions.
In addition, both parties will jointly engage regulators to support national deployment, contribute to governance standards aligned with the National Blockchain Policy, and strengthen ecosystem development through technical training initiatives.
“MASVERSE and MasChain represent exactly the kind of proven, national-grade infrastructure partner that TEIZA is designed to complement,” said Harpeen Singh Maan, co-founder and chief executive officer of TEIZA, in a press release.
He emphasised that the partnership offers a comprehensive foundation for Malaysia, serving institutions with the security, compliance, and scalability they require.
“Together, we can offer a truly interoperable and comprehensive blockchain foundation for Malaysia — one that serves governments and institutions with the security, compliance, and scale they require,” he added.
Chew Kian Kok, chief executive officer of MASVERSE, said the collaboration combines sovereign-grade architecture with proven deployments in both the public and private sectors.
“This collaboration has the potential to accelerate real-world blockchain adoption across both sectors, from digital identity and Islamic finance to real-world asset tokenisation and government services,” he said in a separate press release.
The initiative aligns with the Malaysia Blockchain Consortium (MYBC), a national effort to unify government agencies and technology providers under a trusted, interoperable ecosystem.
As a certified vendor under the Ministry of Finance (MoF), MASVERSE brings experience in national-level fintech and certification services, while TEIZA contributes institutional infrastructure anchored to Ethereum’s global security. — March 4, 2026