Hong Kong Monetary Authority: Some criminals use the Digital Hong Kong Dollar Pilot Program to carry out fraudulent activities
According to official sources reported that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority has noticed that some illegal elements are using projects related to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), such as the e-HKD pilot program and the cross-border wealth management mechanism, to carry out fraudulent activities. The HKMA solemnly reminds the general public, including residents of both the Mainland and Hong Kong, to be vigilant and guard against being deceived. The HKMA has received public inquiries claiming that a certain company has been selected for the e-HKD pilot program, and will release e-HKD, equity, and dividends to attract public investment. The HKMA has reported the incident to the Hong Kong police.
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