Odaily Planet Daily reports: HashKey Exchange, a licensed cryptocurrency exchange in Hong Kong, has received approval from JPMorgan Chase to open a client funds account. HashKey Holdings stated that this account will leverage JPMorgan Chase’s banking infrastructure to support client fund segregation and settlement. On June 30, HashKey Exchange activated its client funds account with DBS Bank in Singapore, enabling fiat deposit, withdrawal, and settlement services. A week ago, HashKey Holdings merged its previously separate HashKey Exchange and HashKey Global apps into a single platform. HashKey Holdings went public in Hong Kong in December last year, raising $206 million through an oversubscribed initial public offering.
HashKey Exchange Approved by JPMorgan to Open Customer Fund Account
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HashKey Exchange, a Hong Kong-licensed cryptocurrency exchange, has received approval from JPMorgan to open a customer funds account. This follows a similar arrangement with Singapore’s DBS Bank on June 30, which supports fiat deposits and settlement. HashKey also consolidated its apps into a single platform last week. The company raised $206 million during its oversubscribed IPO in December 2025, a major event in crypto exchange news. No exchange hacks have been reported.
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