On January 2, HashKey Exchange released its 2025 annual report for its trading platform business group. As the largest listed and licensed digital asset trading platform in Hong Kong, HashKey Exchange ranks first in Asia in terms of trading volume among regional onshore digital asset trading platforms and is a leading transaction facilitation service provider in Asia. It also boasts the world's largest coverage of virtual asset insurance and always prioritizes the security of user assets.
On December 17, 2025, HashKey Holdings Limited (stock code: 3887.HK), the parent company of HashKey Exchange, was officially listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, becoming the first Asian digital asset company to have an initial public offering in Hong Kong. The platform's cumulative spot trading volume reached HK$1.3 trillion, and its assets under management reached HK$20 billion. In terms of products and services, HashKey Exchange continued to advance several upgrades in 2025, including:
Wealth Management Channel: The Wealth Management Channel currently offers three digital asset products, including Short-Term Asset-Backed Tokenized Notes (STBL) and tokenized shares of the Bosera USD/HKD Money Market ETF.
Marketplace Functionality: The Marketplace function allows OTC bulk trading users to compare quotes from multiple active liquidity providers in real time, and offers both real-time and delayed settlement options, with funds arriving in as little as a second, making trading safer, more efficient, and smoother. Simultaneously, the platform adopts an "all-inclusive quote" model, covering all transaction costs in one go.
24/7 deposit and withdrawal channel: HashKey Exchange is Hong Kong's first licensed virtual asset platform that assists retail customers with 24/7 HKD/USD exchange, allowing more users to enjoy a fund transfer experience close to that of the native crypto market.
Co-branded Credit Card: HashKey Exchange and Shanghai Commercial Bank announced a partnership. In the first phase of the collaboration, the two companies plan to jointly launch Asia's first Visa credit card issued jointly by a bank and a licensed trading platform.
