OSL News

Hong Kong’s crypto market appears to be facing turbulence as licensed exchanges opt for overseas ventures amid regulatory concerns. HashKey, one of the two licensed crypto exchanges in Hong Kong, decided to expand its reach overseas with a Bermuda license…

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) in Hong Kong has warned the public about fraudulent websites impersonating the local licensed crypto exchanges. In a public warning on Mar. 4, the SFC cautioned the public about suspicious websites impersonating two licensed…

One of Hong Kong’s two licensed crypto exchanges, OSL, finalizes the first tokenized warrant transaction with UBS. OSL Digital Securities has completed the first transaction involving the UBS pilot investment-grade tokenized warrant in Hong Kong, the company said in a…

Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has applied for a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license in Hong Kong, according to regulatory filings. Bybit has joined the list of 14 applicants seeking a license from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) to offer…

International broker Interactive Brokers has partnered with OSL to offer retail customers crypto trading in Hong Kong. American trading giant Interactive Brokers has become the first securities broker in Hong Kong to be approved to allow retail customers to trade…

BGX Group will invest 710 million HK in BC Technology Group, the parent company of Hong Kong’s first licensed crypto exchange, OSL. 

BC Technology says statements in Bloomberg’s article are ‘factually inaccurate and highly misleading.’ Hong Kong’s BC Technology Group Ltd. has denied recent reports saying that the company is exploring the sale of its licensed crypto platform OSL. In a recent…

Two China-tied brokers are planning to apply for a virtual asset service platform (VASP) license to offer services for retail clients. A new pair of financial entities with close ties to China plan to start offering crypto services in Hong…

Hong Kong-based Fidelity Investments-backed crypto exchange OSL has joined the list of exchanges cutting down workforce to reduce overhead costs and stay afloat.