HashKey On-Chain explores tokenization of trade assets (bills of lading, invoices, receivables) and discusses diversified on-chain liquidity sources including stablecoins and tokenized Treasuries.
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HashKey On-Chain's COO Rachel Qiu outlined the infrastructure needed for blockchain-based finance during Hong Kong FinTech Week 2026, stating that the sector will depend on a range of liquidity pools beyond traditional sources. Her comments highlighted stablecoins, tokenized bank deposits, money market funds, and U.S. Treasury tokens as key components to support on-chain activity.
The firm is actively developing technology to bring trade instruments onto public blockchains. HashKey On-Chain is examining how to tokenize bills of lading, invoices, and receivables, positioning these assets as tools for international payments and working-capital arrangements. This approach aims to streamline cross-border transactions by moving settlement and financing functions to distributed ledger infrastructure.
It remains unclear which blockchains HashKey intends to deploy these instruments on, the timeline for rollout, or whether regulatory frameworks in key jurisdictions have been finalized to support tokenized trade asset issuance and trading at scale.