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    Ethereum Firms Test HKDAP Stablecoin Launch

    Staff ReporterBy Staff ReporterMay 21, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    1. Hong Kong’s HKDAP stablecoin, backed 1:1 by HKD, successfully completed a live Ethereum transfer test, proving its technical and regulatory readiness.
    2. The test was conducted on the mainnet with three licensed firms, showing HKDAP’s infrastructure is production-grade, not just a sandbox simulation.
    3. HKMA’s licensing and partnership with regulated platforms like OSL and PantherTrade highlight Hong Kong’s commitment to a compliant, regulated stablecoin ecosystem.
    4. Phased issuance is set for Q2 2026, positioning HKDAP as a pioneering regulated fiat-backed stablecoin in Asia on a public blockchain.

    Ethereum Conducts Stablecoin Test in Hong Kong

    Three Firms Test HKDAP on Ethereum

    Hong Kong’s new stablecoin, HKDAP, successfully completed its first live transfer on the Ethereum blockchain. Three licensed companies led the test: Anchorpoint Financial, OSL Group, and PantherTrade. This test shows HKDAP can be issued, transferred, and settled on a public blockchain without problems. Unlike earlier tests that stayed in controlled environments, this was a real, working transaction on the Ethereum mainnet. It demonstrates that Hong Kong is ready to use blockchain for official financial activities.

    This test also shows that the infrastructure for HKDAP is mature enough for practical use. A spokesperson from the project said the mainnet transfer proves that the technical setup and legal compliance are ready before the coin is officially issued. The move signals Hong Kong’s commitment to adopting regulated, blockchain-based financial tools. It also provides a glimpse into how close the city is to launching its phased HKDAP issuance, expected by late 2026. This approach stands out because it combines regulation with blockchain technology, setting it apart from less controlled efforts elsewhere.

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