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Hong Kong and Chongqing Launch Cross-Border Data Verification Platform

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On October 15, 2026, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Chongqing side launched the Chongqing–Hong Kong Cross-Border Data Verification Platform (CQ-HK DVP). The platform supports banks in Hong Kong and Chongqing in conducting cross-border verification of customer data, without transmitting or storing original files to or with the other party during the verification process. The platform uses blockchain and hash value technologies. Initially, it mainly serves the banking and financial sectors and can support customers in opening accounts, applying for loans, and using other banking services in both locations. Current reports indicate that the platform has officially gone live and begun providing the aforementioned cross-border data verification functions.

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Oct 15
  1. Fintech News Hong Kong
    Hong Kong Monetary Authority and Chongqing launch cross-border data verification platform CQ-HK DVP

    The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Chongqing side have launched the Chongqing–Hong Kong Cross-Border Data Verification Platform (CQ-HK DVP), supporting cross-border customer data verification between banks in the two places without transmitting or storing original files to or with the other party. The platform uses blockchain and hash technology. Initially, it will mainly serve banks and the financial sector, and can support customers opening accounts, applying for loans, and using other banking services in the two places.

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