March 12, 2026

Hong Kong Monetary Authority signs blockchain deal with Shanghai authorities

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Hong Kong’s central bank has signed a deal with Shanghai authorities to develop a shared blockchain platform that will link cargo data and shipping documents across borders. This initiative is part of broader efforts in both Hong Kong and mainland China to digitize trade documents, which aims to reduce paperwork and enhance transparency in supply chains. The partnership also reflects a trend of increasing regulatory alignment between Hong Kong and mainland entities in the fintech sector, further promoting integration of Hong Kong’s financial hub with significant mainland economic centers.

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