According to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, its 2026 agenda includes stablecoin oversight, tokenized settlement, and a CMU digital asset platform for bond issuance and settlement, with broader tokenized asset connectivity planned afterward.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (Hong Kong’s central banking authority) said its 2026 priorities under Fintech 2030 will include digital asset policy, tokenization, and examining stablecoin-related effects on monetary and financial stability. It also plans to advance real-world asset settlement using a digital Hong Kong dollar, tokenized deposits, and regulated stablecoins. In parallel, Hong Kong’s CMU (Central Moneymarkets Unit, debt clearing system) aims to launch a digital asset platform by 2026, beginning with digital bond issuance and settlement before expanding to other digital assets and links with regional tokenization platforms. A separate CMU platform focused on collateral and liquidity management is planned for 2027, underscoring a broader push to modernize regulated market infrastructure.