Mox Bank, led by Standard Chartered and jointly established by PCCW, HKT and Trip.com, has launched a cryptocurrency trading service.
The service currently supports Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). Transactions are limited to US dollars.
Market sources said HashKey is the bank’s virtual asset trading partner.
According to HKET, Mox Bank recently upgraded its Type 1 license. This allows the bank to offer virtual asset trading through its integrated account platform.
The virtual asset trading platform partner is HashKey Exchange. Digital asset custody services are provided by HashKey Custody.
Mox Invest operates a four-tier membership structure. Virtual asset trading commissions are set at 1% for Basic members. Fees fall to 0.4% for Elite members.
ZA Bank launched its cryptocurrency trading service in July last year. Users must first open an investment account.
They can then trade Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Avalanche (AVAX), Chainlink (LINK) and Solana (SOL).
Transactions can be made in either Hong Kong dollars or US dollars. At present, neither ZA Bank nor Mox Bank supports inbound cryptocurrency transfers.
ZA Bank charges a commission of US$1.99 or HK$15 per transaction. It also applies a platform fee of 1.5% of the transaction amount.
The minimum charge is US$1.99 or HK$15. During a promotional period, the bank waives commission fees. The platform fee is reduced to 0.8%. The minimum charge remains unchanged.
Featured image credit: Edited by Fintech News Hong Kong, based on image by bloodua via Freepik
The post Mox Bank Launches US Dollar Cryptocurrency Trading appeared first on Fintech Hong Kong.

ETHZilla CEO McAndrew Rudisill said the company’s strategy is to deploy Ether on the Ethereum network through layer-2 protocols and tokenizing real-world assets. Ether treasury company ETHZilla is looking to raise another $350 million through new convertible bonds, with funds marked for more Ether purchases and generating yield through investments in the ecosystem. ETHZilla chairman and CEO McAndrew Rudisill said on Monday that the company’s strategy is to deploy Ether (ETH) in “cash-flowing assets” on the Ethereum network through layer-2 protocols and tokenizing real-world assets. A growing number of digital asset companies are moving past simply holding crypto and looking to generate yields through active participation in the ecosystem, which crypto executives told Cointelegraph in August, could help spark a DeFi Summer 2.0.Read more

