Hang Feng Capital used Hong Kong FinTech Week 2025 to showcase a consolidated “payments + asset management” strategy built around stablecoin cross‑border transactions and on‑chain fund products. The firm presented two publicly listed subsidiaries—Fopay, a stablecoin payments platform incubated by Jingwei Tiandi (02477.HK), and Hang Feng Technology Innovation (FOFO.NASDAQ, also branded HFintech)—as its dual engines for digital finance, aligning with Hong Kong’s push to position itself as a regulated hub for Web3 and digital assets. At the event, which brought together over 700 exhibitors and tens of thousands of attendees at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Fopay demonstrated live multi‑region, multi‑currency stablecoin remittances, while Hang Feng Technology Innovation highlighted its post‑IPO positioning around compliant, blockchain‑based asset management infrastructure targeting institutional and corporate clients. Fopay’s exhibit, themed around “Freedom of Pay, Stablecoin Gateway, Cross‑Border Payment,” featured an immersive experience zone where visitors could test stablecoin‑based transfers simulating real cross‑border remittance scenarios. According to the company, Fopay is focused on building a secure, compliant stablecoin custodial and payment network to reduce friction and costs in international payments, a use case that aligns with Hong Kong regulators’ broader experimentation with tokenized finance and cross‑border digital payment rails. In parallel, Hang Feng Technology Innovation used its first major international showcase since its Nasdaq listing in September to promote “Real Assets, Reimagined Wealth,” describing efforts to merge traditional asset allocation models with blockchain to deliver transparent, on‑chain fund solutions and to develop digital asset infrastructure that is “born on‑chain, openly interconnected, and AI‑enhanced.” Hang Feng Capital framed the combination of Fopay’s payment network and HFintech’s asset‑management stack as a synergistic model that could bridge regulated Web3 finance with the traditional economy, offering an example of how Hong Kong‑based firms are responding to the city’s policy drive for institutional‑grade digital asset platforms.

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