On Thursday, the Alchemy Pay team announced via a blog post that, alongside HTF Securities, it has successfully uplifted HTF Securities' SFC Type 1 (Dealing in Securities) license to include virtual asset dealing services for both professional and retail investors.
Notably, the Hong Kong SFC now allows license holders under Type 1, 4, and 9 to submit applications for business scope extensions into virtual asset activities. Alchemy Pay and HTF Securities will continue to collaborate to apply for further upgrades of SFC Type 9 license (Asset Management) to expand virtual asset service capabilities.
Founded in Singapore in 2018, Alchemy Pay (ACH) is a payment solutions provider that seamlessly connects fiat and crypto economies for global consumers, merchants, developers, and institutions. It provides online and offline merchants with convenient acceptance of both fiat and crypto, enables easy onboarding to blockchain ecosystems, and makes web3 services highly accessible.
Today, Alchemy Pay is supported in over 70 countries with 300 payment channels, has touchpoints with more than 2 million merchants through partnerships with industry leaders such as Binance, Shopify, NIUM, and QFPay. Alchemy Pay’s token ACH, is an ERC20 native to the Ethereum blockchain
Alchemy Pay is a payment system focused on retail transactions at the point of sale and peer-to-peer remittance. Users can make payments using fiat, stablecoins, and other cryptocurrencies on traditional payment systems.
Alchemy Pay (ACH) is a payment solutions provider that seamlessly connects fiat and crypto economies for global consumers, merchants, developers, and institutions. It provides online and offline merchants with convenient acceptance of both fiat and crypto, enables easy onboarding to blockchain ecosystems, and makes DeFi services highly accessible. Alchemy Pay’s ACH token is down 1% in the last 24 hours and trades at $0.006520. Alchemy Pay supports cryptocurrency’s mission to provide people of all economic and geographic backgrounds with equal access to global finance.
Hassan Maishera