TechFlow news, according to Hong Kong CNA, Hong Kong's virtual asset licensing regime officially opened on June 1. Platforms intending to engage in virtual asset businesses can now apply for licenses from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and will be subject to its regulation. Virtual asset trading platforms will also face stricter regulatory and compliance requirements, with anti-money laundering capabilities becoming a key focus of qualification reviews.
How to more quickly and accurately identify money laundering risks has become an urgent issue for licensing applicants. To address this, OKLink has launched its new Onchain AML anti-money laundering compliance solution, focusing on KYT (Know Your Transaction), KYA (Know Your Asset), data indicators, and security auditing, to support virtual asset compliance and risk prevention.
An OKLink product executive told media that OKLink has consistently been committed to promoting compliance and secure development within the virtual asset industry, helping ensure compliance and mitigate risks.
In the future, the company will continue strengthening research, development, and promotion of anti-money laundering technologies, providing customers with more comprehensive and efficient AML solutions, and fostering healthy growth across the entire industry.
