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SFC Warns of 65 Fake Websites Impersonating Licensed Crypto Exchange HashKey

Guavy AI Editorial Team Published August 15, 2026

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has identified 65 fake websites impersonating the licensed cryptocurrency exchange HashKey.

The SFC's warning emphasizes that these fraudulent sites have no connection to HashKey, which holds a license to operate in Hong Kong.

Investors are urged to remain vigilant against potential scams and verify the authenticity of any platform before engaging in transactions.

The SFC maintains a list of licensed entities and warns that any website not on this list should be treated with suspicion.

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