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China’s Regulator Tells Brokerages to Halt Real-World Asset Tokenization in Hong Kong

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Last updated: September 22, 2025 1:46 pm
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Published: September 22, 2025
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China’s securities regulator has directed certain brokerages to halt their real-world asset (RWA) tokenization operations in Hong Kong, according to a report by Reuters. This advisory has affected at least two brokerages, which were informed not to engage in any RWA-related activities offshore. Sources close to the situation indicate that this guidance is part of a broader effort to enhance risk management within firms eager to capitalize on the growing digital asset sector in Hong Kong.

Over recent months, a number of Chinese firms, particularly brokerages, have entered the RWA market in Hong Kong, reflecting a surge in interest in digital assets. However, the latest intervention by the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) highlights concerns from Beijing regarding the rapid development of a digital asset market within the territory.

Historically, China has maintained a stringent stance on cryptocurrency, implementing a ban on mining and trading in 2021 over fears that it could destabilize the financial system. This regulatory caution is particularly pronounced given that Hong Kong operates under a distinct financial system as part of the “One Country, Two Systems” framework, allowing it to explore avenues within the digital asset landscape more freely than the mainland.

As firms navigate these new limitations, the CSRC’s latest move underscores the necessity for enhanced oversight and risk assessment in light of the various possibilities that digital assets present. This guidance could impede the pace at which Hong Kong’s digital market grows, reflecting a complex interplay of local ambitions and central regulatory concerns.

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