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HashKey Holdings Limited develops a licensed digital asset platform to provide transaction facilitation services, on-chain services, and asset management services. The company’s platform has the capability to issue and circulate tokenised RWAs, and offers HashKey Chain, a scalable and interoperable Layer 2 infrastructure to support on-chain migration. The company’s transaction facilitation services business offers a full suite of services, including digital asset exchange, brokerage services and custody services. Its on-chain services business offers support for infrastructure and application layers of the digital asset ecosystem, including staking services and tokenisation services. The company also offers asset management services, including venture capital funds management, as well as secondary market liquid funds. In addition, it provides web 3 infrastructure, business and technology services. The company has operations in Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, Bermuda, Ireland and UAE. HashKey Holdings Limited was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Central, Hong Kong.
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