Tag Archives: Virtual Asset Trading Platform License

Geometry Capital HK is approved by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission for virtual asset licenses No. 4 and 9

On May 2024, 5, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission’s official website showed that Geometry Capital (Hong Kong) Li

Tiger Brokers launches virtual asset trading services in Hong Kong, officially entering Web3

On May 2024, 5, according to Yahoo Finance, Tiger Brokers (Hong Kong) officially launched virtual asset trading services. Professional investors in Hong Kong can

Cyprus regulator extends suspension of FTX EU license until September 9

Aiying reports that the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has once again extended the suspension of FTX (EU) Ltd’s license

Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has allowed digital asset management company Metalpha to provide securities and virtual asset trading services

Aiying reported that Hong Kong digital asset management company Metalpha announced that it has been granted a Category 1 license by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission on the basis of its existing license.

South Africa has begun issuing licenses to cryptocurrency firm Luno

The country's regulators said they plan to approve up to 4 digital asset companies by April. South Africa has begun issuing licenses to cryptocurrency companies

Victory Securities launches the first stock-to-currency trading app “VictoryX”

Victory Securities (10-HK) announced the launch of VictoryX, the first stock-to-currency trading application in Hong Kong,

Tiger Brokers has been approved by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission for a Category 9 license and plans to provide asset management services

Tiger Brokers (Hong Kong) announced that it has been granted a Type 9 license by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to provide asset management services. In the future, it will be able to provide investors with a range of asset management services.

Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission warns the public to beware of unlicensed virtual asset trading platform Bybit

Aiying reported on March 3 that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission’s official website issued a statement reminding the public to be wary of the unauthorized virtual asset trading platform Bybit.

Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission: Net fund inflows surged to HK$335 billion last quarter, and six virtual asset trading platforms applied for licenses

Aiying learned that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) today published its latest "Quarterly Report" for the period ending December 2023, 12.

Crypto lender Nexo scores first regulatory win in Dubai

Obtaining a formal license involves three stages: an initial provisional license, a preliminary license, and an operating license. Nexo has obtained a license to operate as a licensed entity in Dubai.

ABT: Considering applying for Hong Kong virtual asset service provider and virtual asset trading platform licenses

Aiying reports that Yang Zaiyong, founder of ABT Tech Limited, which provides tokenized bond issuance support for GF Securities (Hong Kong),

The application deadline for Hong Kong's virtual asset regulatory platform license ended yesterday

The application for virtual asset trading platform licenses closed yesterday. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission showed the application list on its website. 24 companies applied, including Bybit, OKX,

Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission has received applications for cryptocurrency trading licenses from 22 companies

Hong Kong has received applications for cryptocurrency exchange licenses from 22 companies. Applicants include OKX, Bybit, Bullish, Crypt

Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission: It is a criminal offense for virtual asset trading platforms to conduct any unlicensed activities

Aiying reported that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission reminded industry professionals and investors on its official website that virtual asset trading platforms should submit license applications to the Securities and Futures Commission in order to

Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission: Virtual asset trading platforms should submit license applications before February 2, otherwise they must end their business in Hong Kong before May 29

Aiying Aiying News, according to the official website of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, virtual asset trading platforms operating in Hong Kong will be subject to the closure of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange if they do not complete the closure of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in February 2024.

Matrixport HK has submitted an application for a Hong Kong virtual asset trading platform license

Aiying reported that data from the official website of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission showed that Flying Hippo Technologies Limi

Yonghao Asia Technology submits application for Hong Kong virtual asset trading platform license

Aiying reported that according to the official website of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, Willows Asia Technology Co., Ltd. (English name: Willows Asia Te

Source: Hong Kong VASP platforms that have not submitted applications after the transition period expires may go overseas or turn to underground operations

[Ming Pao News] The Securities and Futures Commission launched a new licensing system for virtual asset trading platforms (VATP) on June 6 last year, with a transitional arrangement.

Three applications were withdrawn in one month, and the application for Hong Kong virtual asset exchange license is on thin ice

On February 2024, 2, another application for a licensed exchange in Hong Kong was withdrawn. Huobi, a veteran exchange, is struggling on the road of "how to comply with regulations"

Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury of Hong Kong: Submit a bill to the Legislative Council on the licensing system for virtual asset over-the-counter transactions as soon as possible

Aiying learned that according to the AASTOCKS Financial Network, Hong Kong Financial Services and Treasury Secretary Paul Chan responded to the legislators in writing that the Securities and Futures Commission