Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission said on its official website that it has identified multiple websites impersonating Hash Blockchain Limited, a licensed virtual asset trading platform. According to ChainCatcher, the websites were reported by Hash Blockchain Limited as fraudulent. The regulator also clarified that the websites have no connection with any virtual asset trading platform licensed by the SFC. The notice was published as part of the SFC’s public warning effort around suspected impersonation activity involving licensed entities.
Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission has posted a warning on its official website about multiple websites impersonating Hash Blockchain Limited, a licensed virtual asset trading platform.
According to ChainCatcher, the websites were reported by Hash Blockchain Limited as fraudulent. The SFC also said the websites have no association with any virtual asset trading platform licensed by the regulator.
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