Source: Invezz.com

Happy Thursday folks,

Hope you’re enjoying the week—here’s your quick roundup of the latest in China fintech and regulations.

The Coin Related

  • Hong Kong passed a new stablecoin law, paving the way for licensed issuers to sell stablecoins to the public and setting up a risk-based regulatory regime for digital assets.

  • HashKey Group launched HashKey Global MENA after securing a VASP license in the UAE, expanding its regulated crypto trading footprint into the Middle East and North Africa.

  • Binance Pay added support for Brazil’s Pix instant payment system, enabling seamless crypto-to-fiat payments for Brazilian users.

Speaking of the coins

StableCon is happening in NYC next week, with a great lineup of exciting speakers. Not too late to get tickets!

Licensing & Regulations

  • China is planning new regulations to support tech firms seeking overseas listings, aiming to balance innovation with national security concerns.

  • The Trump administration raised concerns about a deal to put Alibaba’s AI on iPhones, citing potential national security risks.

  • China’s tax authorities are targeting global investment income, stepping up efforts to tax offshore earnings of Chinese nationals and residents.

Financing

  • Ant Group plans to sell a 4% stake in India’s Paytm for $242 million as part of its ongoing portfolio adjustments.

  • Airwallex raised $300M in a Series F funding round, boosting its valuation to $6.2B.

Product & Partnership Launches

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