BlockBeats news, September 28 - According to official sources, BIT has announced that its Hong Kong stock trading feature has entered the internal testing phase starting today, will begin targeted invitation public testing on October 5, and will open for trading on October 12.
Leveraging BIT's efficient and convenient stablecoin redemption service, users can participate in Hong Kong stock trading directly using USDT/USDC redemption without the need for a bank account or exchanging Hong Kong dollars. The initial launch supports core functions including trading of all individual stocks on the Main Board and GEM of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, IPO subscription, and margin trading. Additionally, BIT's Hong Kong stocks and US stocks share the same account system, allowing existing BIT US stock account users to directly activate Hong Kong stock trading.
During the public testing period, BIT will distribute priority experience quotas for Hong Kong stock trading to invited users; from the start of public testing until the first month of official launch (until November 11), all users can enjoy limited-time benefits such as 0 commission trading, 0 interest and 0 subscription fees for margin IPO subscriptions, a HKD 100 Hong Kong stock platform fee deduction card, and a Hong Kong stock L2 market data card. Specific participation eligibility, benefit details, and distribution rules are subject to BIT's official announcements.
Elio Cui, Head of BIT's Brokerage Business, stated: "The launch of BIT's Hong Kong stock trading provides clients with more comprehensive cross-market investment tools. As a key hub connecting domestic and international liquidity, the Hong Kong capital market concentrates scarce high-quality targets with both high growth and high dividend characteristics, serving as a core channel for investors to conduct cross-regional asset allocation and share in regional growth dividends. Leveraging BIT's account system, users can flexibly allocate across global mainstream high-quality assets such as US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, and digital assets, truly achieving the investment efficiency of 'one account, global allocation.'"

