Crypto Platform HashKey Becomes First Licensed Exchange in Hong Kong to Offer Retail Services
Crypto exchange HashKey has become the first digital asset entity to receive a license under Hong Kong’s new crypto licensing regime. HashKey Exchange, a subsidiary of HashKey group, announced Thursday that it had obtain...
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HashKey Exchange, a subsidiary of HashKey group, announced Thursday that it had obtained the upgrade of Type 1 and Type 7 licenses, allowing the platform to “expand its business scope from serving professional investors to retail users.”...
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