Deloitte: Some companies have used blockchain technology to tokenize charging pile assets in the Mainland and issued them in the form of RWA tokens and obtained financing in Hong Kong

Odaily Odaily News: Deloitte China South China Managing Partner Ou Zhenxing said that "connectivity" plays an active and important role in the integrated development of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, and also opens up a broader market for the financial industry, further promoting the cross-border flow and use of RMB. At the same time, Hong Kong is also actively introducing various types of funds into industrial development and technological innovation, which will help promote technological innovation and industrial transformation and upgrading in the Greater Bay Area. Talking about the application of digital currency in cross-border payments, Ou Zhenxing pointed out that the development of Web3.0 technology and ecology has accelerated the process of digital transactions and tokenized asset settlement. Recently, a company used blockchain technology to tokenize and issue mainland charging pile assets as real world assets (RWA), and obtained the first cross-border financing in Hong Kong, enabling mainland high-quality assets to be integrated with the development of financial technology, and Hong Kong can make good use of its advantages in digital asset development and supervision to finance these potential projects and trade their tokenized assets. As for bonds, in recent years, many provinces and cities in the Mainland have come to Hong Kong to issue RMB bonds. Hong Kong also has the largest RMB fund pool outside the Mainland, with deposits exceeding RMB 1 trillion, supporting the booming offshore RMB business; Hong Kong's RMB real-time payment and settlement system facilitates RMB payments by banks around the world and plays a key role in cross-border RMB payments. (Hong Kong Economic Journal)