HashKey Capital's No. 9 license has been approved by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to upgrade and will be able to provide virtual asset fund products and services to retail investors

HashKey Capital officially received an exemption from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong for the qualified investor clause in its existing asset management (No. 9) license. As one of the first virtual asset management companies to upgrade such a license, HashKey Capital Limited will be able to provide fund product services related to virtual assets for retail investors in the future (specific products require final approval from the SFC). Deng Chao, Head of HashKey Singapore and CEO of HashKey Capital, said that this license upgrade proves our firm commitment to regulatory compliance and protecting investor rights. This not only demonstrates our leading role in the industry but also provides a platform for retail investors to participate in capturing high-growth opportunities in the virtual asset market through a professional, trustworthy, and regulated channel.

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