Fully reserved, one-to-one
Every HKDDig in circulation is backed by an equivalent amount of HKD reserves. Reserve accounts and audit reports are public, and every mint and redemption is recorded on-chain.
A digital Hong Kong dollar stablecoin pegged 1:1 to HKD and a peer to USDT / USDC, fully reserved in HKD cash and short-term HKD assets. Built for cross-border payments, on-chain settlement and real-world assets, with real-time minting, on-demand redemption and verifiable reserve disclosure.
HKDDig is pegged 1:1 to HKD and fully reserved in HKD cash, bank deposits and short-term HKD bonds, giving HKD-denominated use cases on-chain settlement on par with USD stablecoins.
Every HKDDig in circulation is backed by an equivalent amount of HKD reserves. Reserve accounts and audit reports are public, and every mint and redemption is recorded on-chain.
Institutions and eligible users can submit mint or redemption requests 24/7 at 1:1, with transparent settlement rails and risk controls.
Launching on TRON, Ethereum, BNB Chain and Polygon, with a lock-and-mint bridge so total supply stays verifiable across chains.
Serving cross-border e-commerce settlement, supply-chain payments, RWA pricing and on-chain treasury, providing an HKD settlement layer that sits alongside USDT / USDC.
Minting, circulation, bridging and redemption form a closed loop, each step backed by queryable on-chain proofs and reserve movements.
Users deposit HKD into the designated reserve account via bank transfer or FPS; the system confirms receipt and records the reserve increase.
HKDDig is minted 1:1 on the target chain, with on-chain supply and reserves updated together.
Cross-chain transfers lock on the source chain and mint on the target chain, keeping total supply aligned with reserves.
On redemption HKDDig is burned and an equivalent amount is released from the reserve, completing the loop.
Peg protection: If the secondary market price moves outside the target band, arbitrage and market-making arrangements guide it back; minting pauses automatically if the reserve ratio falls below the threshold.
Reserves consist of HKD cash, bank deposits and short-term HKD government or high-quality corporate bonds, held with licensed financial institutions. The issuer publishes monthly reserve reports and is progressively introducing third-party attestations.
From payments to settlement, from RWAs to on-chain treasury, HKDDig serves businesses that need a stable unit of account.
Price and settle orders and invoices in a stablecoin, cutting settlement time.
HKD-denominated collection and automatic settlement for merchants.
A low-volatility accounting and settlement unit for tokenized real-world assets.
A stable collateral and liquidity asset for DeFi protocols.
Lower FX and transfer costs for cross-border workforces and families.
A redeemable HKD liquidity instrument for exchanges and market makers.
Reserve and contract foundations first, then multi-chain and institutional partnerships.
Public reserve addresses, launch on TRON and Ethereum, mint and redemption rails live.
BNB Chain and Polygon integration, lock-and-mint bridging with supply reconciliation.
Monthly reserve reports, third-party attestations and a public real-time dashboard.
Payment gateway, merchant acquiring, RWA pilots and institutional market-making partnerships.
Each HKDDig corresponds to an equivalent amount of HKD assets in reserve, and minting and redemption both execute at 1:1 HKD. If the reserve ratio falls below the threshold, minting pauses and replenishment is triggered.
Reserve addresses will be published at launch and balances are queryable on-chain in real time. The issuer publishes monthly reserve reports and is progressively adding third-party attestations.
Minting and redemption are available to institutions and eligible users who have completed identity and compliance review; eligibility rules follow official announcements.
TRON, Ethereum, BNB Chain and Polygon at launch, with further chains added as business requires.
HKDDig is a digital HKD asset pegged 1:1 to HKD. Like USDT / USDC it is a stablecoin, but both its pricing and reserves are in HKD, for on-chain settlement and accounting in HKD-denominated scenarios.
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