HashKey Holdings Limited (3887.HK) said its licensed trading platform, HashKey Exchange, has launched a new flagship app following a global product and brand strategy upgrade. The release marks the formal rollout of the company’s post-integration structure for its trading platforms.
The main change is the merger of two previously separate applications, HashKey Exchange and HashKey Global, into one entry point. HashKey said the overhaul was completed through a restructuring of systems and architecture. It said the new setup brings together key jurisdictional sites in Hong Kong, Singapore, the Middle East (Dubai) and Bermuda while maintaining the underlying compliance boundaries required in each market. The company described the move as a core product-infrastructure step for its “Asia Connect” strategy and said it shifts its operations across Asian and other major compliant markets into a more coordinated stage.
One app, but access remains jurisdiction-based
HashKey said that in the early stage of the regulated virtual asset industry, licensed exchanges commonly operated under regionally separated models because legal and regulatory requirements differed across markets. Its answer is a model built around a single access point paired with localized compliance.
Under the new structure, users only need one app. Within that app, they can manage compliant accounts across the Hong Kong, global, Singapore and Middle East sites based on their KYC (know your customer) and KYB (know your business) qualifications. HashKey said the front end is integrated, but the underlying services for each site remain bound by local regulatory frameworks. Functions linked to a given site are only available to users who meet local eligibility conditions, while users in unapproved countries or regions cannot access restricted site-specific features.
The company said this reduces the number of steps users need to take while keeping compliance lines clear.
Service scope differs by site
With the new app now live, HashKey Exchange said it has standardized the service scope of each site based on the latest licensing status in each region. It said the addition and deeper integration of multiple regional venues is intended to create a safer, compliant and more diversified global digital asset trading ecosystem for investors.
HashKey Hong Kong serves as the base site and focuses on spot trading, with OTC capabilities as well. The platform said it supports deposits and withdrawals in 4 fiat currencies and about 40 digital assets. The Hong Kong site also includes a wealth management channel covering a range of tokenized assets and on-chain financial products that meet regulatory requirements. According to the company, the venue serves both retail investors and professional investors (PI) and aims to offer qualified investors more competitive asset allocation options.
HashKey Singapore is focused mainly on block OTC trading and supports the opening of same-name virtual accounts. HashKey said the OTC minimum order size starts at $10, with a maximum single order size of up to $50 million for corporate clients and up to $8 million for individual clients. The Singapore site supports trading in 21 cryptocurrencies.
The HashKey Middle East site offers spot and brokerage principal trading services. HashKey Global, meanwhile, remains centered on derivatives trading for eligible international users and keeps users from restricted jurisdictions segregated from that service.
Web3 wallet entry added to the app
Alongside the broader integration, HashKey said the app has also received a full feature upgrade. The new system includes an entry point for a Web3 wallet service. The company said that wallet service is separated from the centralized exchange business, giving users a distinct channel to access on-chain ecosystems within a compliant framework.
HashKey highlights security and licensing support
For institutional users, HashKey said the integrated app combines high-standard cybersecurity protection with compliance support backed by licenses across multiple jurisdictions. The company added that, through ongoing technical upgrades and safeguards, its digital asset insurance coverage remains among the largest globally, helping support a secure and smooth trading experience.
HashKey said that from its base in Hong Kong to its positions in Singapore, the Middle East and other financial hubs, the company is using the multi-site integration to connect previously separate footholds into a global compliant trading network. It also said it will continue to use the broader Asian region as its core link while expanding the boundaries of compliant digital-asset financial infrastructure.
About HashKey Exchange
HashKey Exchange is a digital asset exchange under HashKey Holdings Limited (3887.HK), a listed company. Hash Blockchain Limited (HashKey Exchange) is among Hong Kong’s first licensed retail virtual asset exchanges. The company said it has received approval from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission and holds Type 1 (dealing in securities) and Type 7 (providing automated trading services) licenses under the Securities and Futures Ordinance, as well as a virtual asset trading platform license under the Anti-Money Laundering Ordinance.
HashKey also said the exchange has obtained ISO 27001 certification for information security and ISO 27701 certification for data privacy management systems. In order to comply with laws and regulations, the platform does not provide services to users in mainland China, the United States and certain other jurisdictions.
Disclaimer
HashKey said the services and functions available at each site are provided in accordance with applicable laws, regulatory requirements and license scope in the relevant location, and may vary across jurisdictions.

