Hong Kong Investment Commission: Virtual asset spot ETFs can be bought and sold through banks
Hong Kong investors and the Financial Education Committee have stated that the investment scope of spot virtual asset ETFs is limited to virtual assets (currently limited to Bitcoin and Ethereum) provided to the Hong Kong public for buying and selling on virtual asset trading platforms holding China Securities Regulatory Commission licenses. Trading counterparties must buy and sell virtual assets through licensed virtual asset trading platforms to reduce counterparty risks. Asset custody must be entrusted to designated institutions regulated in Hong Kong, such as licensed virtual asset trading platforms, banks, or their subsidiaries registered in Hong Kong, to reduce custody risks. Investors can buy and sell virtual asset spot ETFs through securities firms or banks. Some virtual asset spot ETFs also provide non-listed fund unit categories, which operate similarly to non-listed funds. Investors can apply for and redeem units through securities firms or banks.
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