ZA Bank, the first and largest digital bank in Hong Kong, became the first bank in Asia to offer cryptocurrency trading services to retail users. Through the ZA Bank app, users can easily trade major cryptocurrencies (currently only Bitcoin and Ethereum are supported) in Hong Kong dollars (HKD) and US dollars (USD) — all in one app, without the need to switch between platforms. This move strengthens ZA Bank's leadership in digital asset management, combining traditional banking services with innovations in the financial sector.
11/25/2024 11:56:37 AM (GMT+1)
ZA Bank became the first bank in Asia to offer cryptocurrency trading for retail users through an app supporting Bitcoin and Ethereum in HKD and USD 📱
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