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  1. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) mandated stringent compliance requirements for financial institutions.
  2. HashKey Holdings Limited implemented its onshore compliance strategy in Hong Kong.

HashKey Group to explore tokenised deposits using HKMA's EnsembleTX

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HashKey Group announced it is an Industry Pioneer of EnsembleTX, an initiative of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. The company plans to use tokenised deposits to explore real-world business scenarios. These scenarios include fund transfers, settlement for digital asset transactions, and corporate treasury management. This effort aims to support the commercialization of tokenised deposits in Hong Kong.

From prnewswire.com

Why it matters

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The initiative supports the gradual commercialization of tokenised deposits in Hong Kong. HashKey will specifically explore using tokenised deposits for cross-border fund transfers between its affiliated trading venues. This leverages the company's integrated capabilities in digital asset trading, asset management, and tokenisation.

HashKey Holdings Limited implemented its onshore compliance strategy in Hong Kong, where the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission mandated stringent compliance requirements for financial institutions.

From prnewswire.com

Who's involved

  • Hong Kong Monetary AuthorityInitiated EnsembleTX and provides regulatory support for digital asset commercialization
  • Hong KongLocation where the tokenised deposit initiative is being implemented

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