Taiwan stablecoin payment company OwlTing (OwlTing) directly listed on NASDAQ, ringing the listing bell on the 16th.

Taiwan blockchain company OwlTing Technology (OwlTing Group)'s parent company OBOOK Holdings Inc. announced that it has been approved for a direct listing on the Nasdaq Global Market, with the stock symbol OWLS, and is expected to officially start trading on October 16 at Eastern Time. This also makes OwlTing the first fintech company in Asia to land on Nasdaq through a direct listing (Direct Listing), with the advantages of no new stock issuance and no dilution of shareholder rights.

Aodingding shifted from e-commerce and lodging platforms to blockchain payment, with a transaction volume of 218 million USD last year.

The Odin Group is headquartered in Taipei and initially engaged in e-commerce and accommodation platform businesses, later transforming to focus on Blockchain payment. Currently, it has subsidiaries in the United States, Japan, Poland, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, and Malaysia. Its core product OwlPay ( OdinPay ) has become a representative of enterprise-level stablecoin payment solutions, and it has obtained a Money Transmitter License (MTL) ( in 37 states in the United States, as well as compliance licenses in the EU and Japan.

According to company data, Odin achieved revenue of 7.6 million USD in 2024, an annual increase of 18%; the total payment transaction volume )Gross Payment Volume( reached 218 million USD, an annual increase of 62%. Its hospitality brand OwlNest serves over 2,500 operators and achieved a 108% net dollar retention rate )Net Dollar Retention(. Although net losses were impacted by one-time costs related to being publicly listed, Odin expects to gradually move toward profitability as stablecoin infrastructure scales and gross margins improve.

Assisted the Forestry Bureau in applying blockchain technology, Odin is listed on NASDAQ.

According to the “Global Stablecoin Market Map” released by CB Insights in 2025, Odin is ranked among the top two suppliers globally in the “Enterprise Solutions and B2B Payment Infrastructure” category. The report indicates that with the passage of the U.S. “GENIUS Act” and the maturation of regulatory frameworks across Eurasia, stablecoins are becoming the core infrastructure for cross-border payments and corporate settlements.

OdinDin has previously assisted the Forestry Bureau of the Council of Agriculture in applying blockchain technology. OdinDin's founder and CEO, Wang Jun-Kai, is also an investor in blockchain companies such as Taiwan's compliant exchange Maicoin and the cold wallet CoolWallet.

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Regarding the listing on Nasdaq, Wang Junkai stated: “Listing on Nasdaq is a milestone achievement for Odin. From being the first to apply blockchain technology in food traceability and the hospitality industry, to expanding Odin Pay into a trusted enterprise-grade stablecoin payment platform, we have always adhered to the principle of compliance first and are committed to meeting the needs of the real world.”

This article reports that the Taiwanese stablecoin payment company OwlTing directly listed on Nasdaq, ringing the listing bell on the 16th. It first appeared in Blockchain News ABMedia.