9月30日 ， 香港首批稳定币发行人牌照申请截止。 有专家 预计 ， 审核通过后，首批牌照将于 2026年正式发放。 此举标志着香港正积极拥抱稳定币这一新兴金融业态，也意味着在总规模已超过2500亿美元的稳定 币市场中，香港有望占据一席之地。 2025年9月22日，中关村互联网金融研究院院长、中关村金融科技产业发展联盟秘书长刘勇 对 和 讯网 表示 ， 香港开放稳定币市场，旨在吸引全球发行机构落户，增强其国际金融竞争力，同时也 为人民币国际化探索新的路径与实践场景。 近期， 美元稳定币市场已出现一系列动向。全球最大稳定币发行商Tether计划出让3%股权融资约 200亿美元，若交易达成，其估值将攀升至5000亿美元，与Open A I估值 相当。 针对这些问题，刘勇在与和讯网的对话中给出了部分见解。作为长期研究金融科技、区块链与稳定币 的专家，刘勇与沈建光、朱太辉、郭大治合著的《稳定币：重塑全球金融新秩序》近期由中信出版社 出版。 书中建议，应 " 尽快试点、循序渐进 " 地发展离岸人民币稳定币，优先在香港开展发行与 交易，再逐步推广至内地自贸区与自贸港，使用场景上可 " 先跨境支付，后金融投资 " 。 9月 ...

全球货币体系正在重构，与"一带一路"和离岸经济建设深度交织。离岸金融已成为我国从金融大国 迈向金融强国的必答题。 长期以来，国内对离岸金融疑虑重重，担心监管失控、脱实向虚、冲击在岸市场、风险外溢、不可 持续等，这些认知藩篱严重制约了其发展。事实上，国际上成熟离岸金融中心的实践早已证明：离岸金 融不是"洪水猛兽"，而是可控可管的现代金融基础设施。 当前，中国正迎来破解疑虑的历史窗口，如美元霸权松动为人民币离岸市场提供了战略空间；"一 带一路和离岸经济"相关国家的贸易投资催生巨量跨境金融需求；我国22个自贸试验区更为制度创新提 供了试验田。 本文从制度、业务、协同、风控和生态五个维度，提出兼具国际视野与中国特色的解决方案，推动 离岸金融从"边缘补充"跃升为"核心支柱"。 制度创新：破解"监管失控"的闭环设计 第一，市场化准入的效率革命。当前，我国外资金融机构设立审批平均耗时187天，远高于迪拜28 天、新加坡45天的国际标准，这种"准入壁垒"反而加剧了外界对"监管失控"的担忧。不少企业为绕开冗 长审批，倾向直接落户境外离岸金融中心，结果形成监管盲区。当务之急是推行"承诺制+全流程监 管"：企业提交基础材料后，7个 ...

社交媒体最近流传，全球首个与离岸人民币挂钩的稳定币已经在香港发行。对此，9月24日晚间，香港金融管理局辟谣称，"请留 意，相关消息为假新闻！现时没有离岸人民币稳定币在香港发行。" 香港金管局表示，会监察市面上涉及稳定币交易的情况，若发现有涉嫌违反《稳定币条例》的行为，将会根据相关事实和证据，考 虑采取进一步跟进行动。 香港金管局呼吁公众，可关注其正式公告，核实有关稳定币发行人的牌照状况。香港金管局将会在官方网站持续更新持牌发行人名 单。目前，香港金管局网站显示，尚未有持牌的稳定币发行人。 据悉，香港《稳定币条例》于2025年8月1日正式生效，任何人在业务过程中于香港发行法币稳定币，或向香港公众积极推广其发行 活动，均需要获得金管局发出的稳定币发行人牌照。 "请注意，目前金管局尚未发出任何稳定币发行人牌照。因此，任何人进行稳定币发行或宣传推广行为，均属违法。"香港金管局提 醒，"如果有人向你宣传推广稳定币，请必须保持警惕。" | 持牌人名称及主要营业地点的地址 | 电子邮箱地 | 牌照编号 | 生效日期 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | (按笔划及英文字母排序) | 址 | | (日/ ...

香港金管局最新提醒。 9月24日，香港金融管理局（以下简称"香港金管局"）发布提醒称， 社交媒体最近流传，全球首个与离岸人民币挂钩的稳定币已经在香港发行。 请留意，相关消息为假新闻。 香港金管局表示，《稳定币条例》于2025年8月1日正式生效，任何人在业务过程中于香港发行法币稳定币，或向香港公众积极推广其发行活动， 均需要获得金管局发出的稳定币发行人牌照。 目前金管局尚未发出任何稳定币发行人牌照。因此，任何人进行稳定币发行或宣传推广行为，均属 违法。 转载与合作可联系证券时报小助理，微信ID：SecuritiesTimes 点击关键字可查看 潜望系列深度报道丨 股事会专栏 丨 投资小红书 丨 e公司调查 丨 时报会客厅 丨 十大明星私募访谈 丨 利好！八部门，重磅部署！ 丨 6000亿 元！央行，明日操作！ 丨 尾盘异动！002475，冲击涨停 丨 大涨！阿里大消息：联手英伟达！ 丨 半导体，集体爆发！科创50指数，表现亮 眼！ 丨 阿里巴巴，盘中重大宣布！股价拉升！ 丨 深夜！中概股大跌！美联储，大消息！ 丨 15连板！605255，停牌核查！ 丨 "9.24"一周年！ A股十大变化，一图看懂→ 丨 刚刚！ ...

9月24日，香港金融管理局发布通知强调，当前没有离岸人民币稳定币在香港发行。 "请注意，目前金管局尚未发出任何稳定币发行人牌照。因此，任何人进行稳定币发行或宣传推广行为，均属违法。如果有人向你宣传推广稳定币，请必 须保持警惕。"香港金管局表示，会监察市面上涉及稳定币交易的情况，若发现有涉嫌违反《稳定币条例》的行为，会根据相关事实和证据，考虑采取进 一步跟进行动。 香港金融管理局表示，社交媒体最近流传，全球首个与离岸人民币挂钩的稳定币已经在香港发行。相关消息为假新闻！ 香港金管局同时称，公众可密切留意金管局的正式公告，核实有关稳定币发行人的牌照状况。金管局也会于网站持续更新持牌发行人名单。 香港金管局提醒，《稳定币条例》于2025年8月1日正式生效，任何人在业务过程中于香港发行法币稳定币，或积极向香港公众积极推广其发行活动，均需 要获得金管局发出的稳定币发行人牌照。 | 持牌人名称及主要营业地点的地址 | 电子邮箱地 | 牌照编号 | 生效日期 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | (按笔划及英文字母排序) 址 | | | (日/月/年) | | 现时尚未有持牌的稳定币发行人,此列表将会适 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has issued a warning regarding false news circulating on social media about the issuance of the world's first offshore renminbi-linked stablecoin in Hong Kong, urging the public to be cautious and not to trust misleading information [1]. Group 1 - The HKMA emphasized that the Stablecoin Regulation will officially take effect on August 1, 2025, and any entity issuing fiat stablecoins or actively promoting stablecoin issuance to the public in Hong Kong must obtain a stablecoin issuer license from the HKMA [1]. - Currently, the HKMA has not issued any stablecoin issuer licenses, making any related issuance or promotional activities illegal [1]. - The HKMA will continue to monitor the market for stablecoin trading activities and will consider further actions if any violations of the Stablecoin Regulation are detected [1]. Group 2 - The HKMA encourages the public to closely monitor its official announcements and verify the licensing status of stablecoin issuers through the HKMA's official website to avoid losses due to false information [1].

9月24日，香港金融管理局发布重要提示，明确指出近期社交媒体流传的"全球首个与离岸人民币挂钩的稳定币已在香港发行"消息为假新闻，提醒公众提高 警惕，切勿轻信不实信息。 金管局强调，《稳定币条例》于2025年8月1日正式生效，任何在香港发行法币稳定币或向香港公众积极推广稳定币发行活动的主体，均需获得金管局发出的 稳定币发行人牌照。而截至目前，金管局尚未发出任何稳定币发行人牌照，因此任何相关发行或宣传推广行为均属违法。 金管局表示，将持续监察市面上涉及稳定币交易的情况，若发现涉嫌违反《稳定币条例》的行为，会根据事实和证据考虑采取进一步跟进行动。同时，金管 局呼吁公众密切留意其正式公告，通过金管局官方网站持续核实稳定币发行人的牌照状况，避免因不实信息遭受损失。 | 持牌人名称及主要营业地 | 电子 | 開原 | 生家 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 点的地址 | 邮箱 | 编号 | 日東 | | (按笔划及英文字母排序) | 地址 | | (日) | | | | | 月/ | | | | | 年) | （文章来源：第一财经） ...

Group 1 - Stablecoins are evolving from crypto trading tools to a new infrastructure for cross-border payments, significantly reducing remittance times from two weeks to 5-10 minutes at a cost of less than 1% in emerging markets like Latin America and Africa [2] - The total market size of stablecoins has surpassed $250 billion, with annual transactions reaching $36.3 trillion, exceeding the combined total of Visa and Mastercard [4] - The USDT and USDC together account for over 80% of the circulation, while Ethereum, Solana, and Tron compete on settlement speed and costs [2][4] Group 2 - Regulatory frameworks are evolving, with the US GENIUS Act, EU MiCA, and Hong Kong's Stablecoin Regulation pushing the market towards compliance, requiring 100% reserves and T+0 redemption [4][8] - Despite a ban in mainland China, an underground USDT market thrives, driven by rigid demand for crypto entry and exit, low-cost settlement for small foreign trade, and asset outflow channels for high-net-worth individuals [6] - Traditional banks like Standard Chartered, HSBC, and JPMorgan are entering the stablecoin space through tokenization of deposits in Hong Kong, indicating a shift towards mainstream adoption [4][8] Group 3 - The total addressable market for stablecoins in non-G20 countries is estimated at $16.5 trillion, with B2B scenarios alone accounting for $13 trillion [2] - The compliance wave is pushing the market towards a new phase characterized by transparency in reserves and licensing, contrasting with the gray market dynamics in mainland China [9] - The future landscape of stablecoins is expected to feature a coexistence of compliant USD stablecoins, the underground USDT demand, and sovereign digital currencies [9]

Core Insights - The online seminar "Shanghai-Hong Kong Cooperation: Reshaping the New Pattern of International Financial Center Development" highlighted the recovery of Hong Kong's financial market post-2024, driven by capital inflows, low interbank rates, and leading global IPO financing [3][5] - The collaboration between Shanghai and Hong Kong is characterized as structurally complementary rather than competitive, with both cities serving distinct roles in the financial ecosystem [9][10] Group 1: Hong Kong Financial Market Recovery - Hong Kong's financial market shows signs of recovery with significant capital inflows, a drop in interbank rates, and a substantial increase in IPO financing, reaching HKD 280.8 billion in the first half of 2025, a 322% increase year-on-year [5][6] - The total market capitalization of Hong Kong's stock market reached HKD 42.7 trillion by the end of June 2025, up 33% from the previous year [5] - Despite positive signals in the financial market, the real estate sector remains weak, indicating a cautious outlook on the overall economic recovery [6] Group 2: Structural Factors Supporting Hong Kong's Financial Center Status - Hong Kong's stability as an international financial center is supported by a robust legal system, ongoing demand for offshore financial services from mainland enterprises, and its role as a trade hub in the Asia-Pacific region [7][8] - The relationship between Hong Kong and the U.S. remains strong, with a trade surplus of USD 271.5 billion over the past decade, highlighting Hong Kong's importance as a business base for U.S. companies [8] Group 3: Opportunities for Shanghai-Hong Kong Cooperation - Future cooperation between Shanghai and Hong Kong is expected to focus on five key areas: enhancing connectivity mechanisms, collaboration in the bond market, green finance, digital currency and fintech, and supporting cross-border trade and financial services [11][13][14][15] - The development of a "New York-London" style dual hub structure is proposed, with Shanghai focusing on onshore financial services and Hong Kong on offshore services [29] Group 4: Challenges in Renminbi Internationalization - The international payment status of the Renminbi is currently misaligned with China's economic standing, with a coverage rate of only 0.25, compared to higher rates for other major currencies [23] - The offshore financial development in China is lagging behind the growth of its foreign trade, indicating a need for enhanced support for the offshore Renminbi market [24] Group 5: Implementation Pathways for Offshore Financial Development - The collaboration between Shanghai and Hong Kong is essential to address structural challenges in offshore financial development, focusing on upgrading free trade account functions, restarting offshore bond markets, and enhancing digital currency applications [28][32] - The proposed action plan emphasizes the importance of offshore financial services and the need for regulatory frameworks to support innovation and market demand [27][32]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the evolving landscape of cross-border payment systems, highlighting the challenges faced by traditional infrastructures and the emergence of new payment methods driven by geopolitical tensions and technological advancements [2][34]. Traditional Cross-Border Payment - Cross-border payment involves the transfer of funds across countries, which is often complex and requires intermediaries like correspondent banks [10][12]. - SWIFT and CHIPS are key components of the traditional cross-border payment system, with SWIFT facilitating communication between banks and CHIPS handling the actual fund transfers [19][20]. - The global cross-border payment market is projected to reach $212.55 billion in 2024, growing to $320.73 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of 7.1% [5]. Challenges in Traditional Systems - Traditional cross-border payment systems are criticized for being inefficient, costly, and vulnerable to political manipulation, as seen in the sanctions against Russia [27][32]. - The dominance of the US dollar in global transactions (41% of cross-border payments) and its role in SWIFT has raised concerns about the politicization of payment systems [32][34]. Emergence of New Payment Methods - New payment infrastructures are emerging in response to the limitations of traditional systems, with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and USDT gaining popularity for their speed and lower costs [35]. - However, the volatility of cryptocurrencies and the lack of regulatory frameworks pose significant risks [35]. Renminbi Cross-Border Payment - The CIPS (Cross-Border Interbank Payment System) is a Chinese initiative aimed at enhancing the international use of the Renminbi, providing a faster and cheaper alternative to SWIFT [38][40]. - CIPS has seen rapid growth, with 174 participating institutions and a transaction volume of 175.5 trillion Renminbi, marking a 43% year-on-year increase [43]. - The CIPS 2.0 system significantly reduces transaction costs and processing times, with some transactions completed in seconds compared to days with SWIFT [41][44]. Future Developments - China is exploring further innovations in cross-border payments, including digital Renminbi and stablecoin initiatives, to enhance efficiency and reduce reliance on traditional banking systems [45][46]. - The ongoing development of these systems is crucial for establishing a stable and reliable cross-border payment environment for the Renminbi [47].