Coinbase Singapore Office Opens; Plans to Increase Local Workforce to About 200 by the End of 2026
Svmuu News Coinbase Hassan Ahmed, the company’s Singapore director, said the company plans to increase its workforce in Singapore from the current level of about 150 to approximately 200 by the end of 2026.Future hiring will focus on positions in engineering, customer service, customer relationship management, and institutional sales. On the same day, Coinbase officially opened its new Singapore office at One Raffles Quay. Hassan Ahmed noted that Singapore is “one of the world’s most trusted financial centers and one of Coinbase’s fastest-growing international markets.”He noted that the new office reflects the company’s long-term confidence in Singapore as a strategic hub for innovation, talent, and responsible growth in the Asia-Pacific region, and will help the company collaborate more closely with local regulators, continue to invest in talent, and further expand its partnerships.
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