Hong Kong forces crypto providers to track customer trades
Hong Kong will require crypto providers to collect customer trade information starting in 2027, ahead of the tax department beginning international CARF exchanges in 2028. CARF is the OECD's crypto-asset reporting framework for tax transparency. The rule tightens reporting obligations for exchanges and brokers operating in the city.
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