PANews reported on February 10th that, according to Techub News, Victory Securities (Hong Kong) officially shut down cryptocurrency trading for all users with mainlandPANews reported on February 10th that, according to Techub News, Victory Securities (Hong Kong) officially shut down cryptocurrency trading for all users with mainland
Hong Kong Victory Securities has suspended cryptocurrency trading functionality for users with mainland Chinese identities.
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PANews reported on February 10th that, according to Techub News, Victory Securities (Hong Kong) officially shut down cryptocurrency trading for all users with mainland Chinese identities starting February 9th, 2026. Only withdrawal permissions will be retained; deposits and new transactions will no longer be supported. This is a continuation of the platform's gradual tightening of services for mainland users, including previous measures such as prohibiting purchases and suspending new address verification, aimed at complying with Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission regulations and relevant mainland policies. Currently, non-mainland tax resident users can still use cryptocurrency trading services normally, and affected users can continue to withdraw their assets.
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