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Standard Chartered expands crypto prime brokerage business

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The headline indicates that Standard Chartered is expanding its cryptocurrency prime brokerage business. On November 11, 2026, Finance Magnates reported that, following LMAX, Standard Chartered would extend the business to 24X; however, the article itself is an interview with Adam Dai, Safeheron’s General Manager for East Asia, covering institutional digital asset custody, MPC wallet security, cross-border stablecoin payments, self-custody and open-source security technologies, as well as the banking services and regulatory compliance challenges facing digital asset companies in Hong Kong. The article does not further explain the details of Standard Chartered’s partnership with 24X, nor does it present specific progress on the expansion, so the only latest information that can currently be confirmed comes from the headline.

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Nov 11
  1. Finance Magnates
    Following LMAX, Standard Chartered expands its crypto prime brokerage business to 24X

    Finance Magnates interviewed Adam Dai, General Manager of Safeheron East Asia, in Hong Kong to discuss institutional digital asset custody, MPC wallet security, and the use of stablecoins in cross-border payments. The interview also covered Safeheron’s self-custody approach, open-source security technology, and the banking access and regulatory compliance challenges facing digital asset companies in Hong Kong.

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