HashKey Group Launches One-Stop RWA Platform in Hong Kong

• The new platform lets institutions handle every element involved in tokenizing assets.
• Investors can buy and trade these tokenized assets directly on HashKey Exchange.
• The launch fits right in with Hong Kong’s Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0.

HashKey Group just launched a new all-in-one RWA issuance platform in Hong Kong that makes it easier to turn traditional financial assets into digital tokens and put them on the blockchain.

The new system is built to bring together asset owners, investors, and financial intermediaries on a fully compliant blockchain, boosting Hong Kong’s role as a major player in global digital asset innovation.

According to HashKey, the new platform lets institutions handle every element involved in tokenizing assets, from setting them up and creating tokens to distributing, trading, and storing them. It runs on the ERC-3643 regulated token standard and supports cross-chain movement, so tokenized assets can shift between different blockchains without breaking compliance.

Investors can buy and trade these tokenized assets directly on HashKey Exchange. They’ll have access to both initial offerings and secondary trading through order books or OTC desks, with instant settlement baked in.

HashKey says the launch fits right in with Hong Kong’s Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0 and aligns with other regulatory networks in China, where regulators are becoming more open to blockchain-based finance.

Chairman and CEO of HashKey Group, Xiao Feng, spoke on the subject, saying, “RWA is the essential bridge to the future of finance. Our one-stop solution leverages Hong Kong’s unique institutional strengths to build a high-efficiency channel for asset tokenization.”

RWA Tokenization is Growing

The launch comes at an interesting moment, as RWA tokenization is one of the hottest areas in crypto right now. For instance, Geoffrey Kendrick, Standard Chartered’s analyst, has predicted the space could hit $2 trillion by 2028, driven by stablecoins, tokenized funds, and blockchain-based securities.

Generally speaking, HashKey’s platform is part of a bigger push by institutions into blockchain. Just recently, the SEC gave the green light for tokenized money market funds to trade on-chain via WisdomTree, a global financial innovator and asset manager. This is a clear sign that traditional finance is starting to treat tokenization as a normal part of the market.

As for Hong Kong, it has been pushing hard to become a digital asset hub, rolling out exchange licenses and backing tokenization projects. HashKey’s new platform aligns with that vision, giving the market a way to turn hard-to-trade assets like property, private equity, and bonds into liquid, tradable tokens on the blockchain.

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