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Techub News reports that Chongqing and Hong Kong have announced the operation of the Yugo Cross-border Data Verification Platform, which uses blockchain and data code to verify customer-carried data independently, without involving the cross-border transmission and storage of original documents. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority states that the platform's first phase focuses on cross-border finance, assisting banks in both places with services such as account opening and loans; this mechanism is one of the measures to promote the orderly flow of financial elements between the two locations in the "2026 Policy Address of the Chief Executive." The Digital Policy Office announced that Zhifang will launch an AI assistant, version 5.0 will be gradually rolled out; the government says it is referring to the "Electronic Transferable Records Model Law" and will submit a draft amendment to the "Electronic Transactions Ordinance" within the year to promote the electronicization of B2B trade documents. (Hong Kong Government Press Release)
Techub News, citing Cointelegraph, reports that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority has warned that tokens using the codes "HKDAP" and "HSBC" are not issued by or affiliated with a licensed stablecoin issuer. The authority stated that as of April 28, no licensed entity has launched a regulated stablecoin.
Techub News, according to Bloomberg, Hong Kong's local family offices plan to increase their allocations to private equity and cryptocurrency assets over the next three years. The latest report from the Hong Kong Institute for Monetary and Financial Research (HKIMR), under the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, indicates that wealthy families' interest in non-listed assets such as private equity, private credit, and venture capital is expected to rise significantly. Digital assets are also included in the increased allocation plans, reflecting a further shift in family office asset allocation towards private markets and cryptocurrency assets.
Techub News, according to a report from Ta Kung Wen Wei, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) stated in its "Project Ensemble - Sandbox for Wholesale CBDC" Phase 2 Report that eleven pilot groups have participated in the second phase, covering three major themes: tokenised asset settlement, programmable payments, and offline payments. The report emphasized that the "digital Hong Kong dollar" will gradually expand to the individual user level. Preparations for related technology, legal, and commercial mechanisms are expected to be completed in the first half of 2026, at which time broader application channels can be provided to the public and enterprises.
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