At the Major Enterprise Agreement Signing Ceremony held on the 8th, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government announced that it has selected Web3 security company CertiK as Hong Kong's Major Enterprise Partner.
The signing ceremony was hosted by the Hong Kong Government's Key Business Attraction Office and was attended by CertiK's Chief Technology Officer, Li
Dr. Kang attended the ceremony.
Seventeen leading enterprises also participated and signed cooperation agreements with the Hong Kong government. The signing ceremony was attended by Hong Kong Financial Secretary Chan Mo-po, who signed cooperation agreements with CertiK and other leading enterprises in advanced manufacturing, renewable energy technology, and other fields.
18 companies representing various fields such as technology, artificial intelligence and data science, fintech, and bio-healthtech have been newly selected as "major corporate partners."
More than 200 people from China and abroad, including chambers of commerce, research institutes, universities, financial and professional service companies, and relevant government ministries and agencies, participated in the event, which was a great success. CertiK is a company specializing in Web3 security.
As the only company with such a track record, the company is expected to play a key role in Hong Kong's leap to become a global innovative technology hub based on its accumulated technical capabilities and experience in the blockchain security field.
After the signing ceremony, CertiK CTO Dr Li Kang said, "Hong Kong has world-class financial and technological talent and is closely connected to the international community.
Recently, we have introduced various policy frameworks and systems to foster the Web3 industry and are swiftly creating an environment for it."
He continued, "Institutions like Cyberport are helping startups.
"We are actively supporting the creation of new technologies and providing financial resources to these ecosystems, which are important foundations for the growth of Web3," said CertiK, a compliance specialist in the virtual asset sector.
"We hope to set audit standards and contribute to improving Hong Kong's global competitiveness," he emphasized. Through this agreement, the Major Business Attraction Office will be able to help major companies, including CertiK, to establish business operations in Hong Kong.
The government said it plans to work with relevant government ministries and agencies to provide comprehensive, customized support services to quickly establish the necessary infrastructure and lead the sustainable growth of the innovative technology industry.
This will enable CertiK to further strengthen collaboration with local research institutes and companies, building on Hong Kong's strategic location and policy infrastructure, and contribute to the diversification and sustainable development of the Hong Kong economy.
CertiK was founded in 2017 and is a technology company specializing in Web3 security, headquartered in New York, USA, that supports the sustainable growth strategies of Web3 companies and ecosystems.
CertiK provides full lifecycle security products and services that deliver industry-leading security solutions to customers around the world. In recent years, CertiK has grown rapidly globally, serving more than 4,900 enterprise customers worldwide.
Together, they safeguard over $530 billion in digital assets. CertiK maintains close ties with Hong Kong, with co-founder Ronghui
Professor Gu and CTO Dr Li Kang served as part of Hong Kong's dedicated Web3 development group and actively participated in building the local Web3 ecosystem.
In addition, the company cooperated with the Hong Kong Cyberport to launch a Web3 Security Education Course, and successfully led a proposal for stablecoin regulation to be adopted by the Hong Kong authorities.
The selection of “Partner” is seen as an important opportunity for CertiK to further strengthen its strategic position in the Asia-Pacific region and contribute to innovation in Hong Kong’s fintech and blockchain sectors.
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2025/04/10 16:31 KST
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