PANews reported on January 9th that HashKey Group has been selected for KPMG's 2025 China Leading Fintech 50 list. KPMG has successfully held the China Leading PANews reported on January 9th that HashKey Group has been selected for KPMG's 2025 China Leading Fintech 50 list. KPMG has successfully held the China Leading
HashKey Group has been included in KPMG China's 2025 Top 50 Leading Fintech Companies list.
PANews reported on January 9th that HashKey Group has been selected for KPMG's 2025 China Leading Fintech 50 list. KPMG has successfully held the China Leading Fintech Companies selection for nine consecutive years. This selection recognizes innovative companies that focus on driving the transformation of China's financial services system and conducts a comprehensive evaluation based on multiple dimensions, including technological innovation, business model sustainability, market influence, and growth potential.
This nomination further confirms the industry's recognition of HashKey Group's continuous innovation and exploration in the fields of fintech and Web3. HashKey Group stated that it will continue to promote compliant fintech innovation, provide users with safer and more reliable digital asset services, and lower the barriers to entry for institutional and professional users to participate in the digital asset market.
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