HashKey Exchange HK: what the sources say

Regulation, reserves, fees

Reserves note: No HashKey Exchange proof-of-reserves page found. FinanceFeeds (2023) reports client funds held in segregated accounts, 98% cold storage and 2% hot wallets.

Incidents and regulator actions found

Security incidents

• No incident found in our limited search.

Regulator and court actions

• No regulator or court action found in our limited search.

What we could not verify

Not verified: EU/Italy availability and OAM; incidents and legal actions (limited search, search budget exhausted); proof of reserves; base fees (official page unreadable); SFC register detail page blocked by robots; futures and staking. 2026-10-09 search: no hack/incident or regulator action against HashKey found in results (SFC alert-list entries concern third-party sites impersonating HashKey, not actions against it). Search was limited, not exhaustive.

Facts are as of 9 Oct 2026. We ran a limited number of searches per exchange, so an empty list is not proof that nothing happened. We did not check the Italian OAM register. Items from press or third parties are reports, not findings by an authority. If something here is wrong or out of date, send a correction with a source: corrections policy. Education only, not investment advice.

Sources

1. [1] ESMA interim MiCA CASP register (CSV) - no HashKey entry accessed 2026-10-09
2. [2] SFC: Lists of virtual asset trading platforms (HashKey Exchange, Hash Blockchain Limited, CE BPL992) accessed 2026-10-09
3. [3] FinanceFeeds: HashKey becomes first Hong Kong SFC-regulated exchange to serve retail users (2023-08-03) accessed 2026-10-09
4. [4] HashKey support: Notice on Adjustment of Trading Fee on HashKey Exchange accessed 2026-10-09