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WeBank and Fusion Bank launch blockchain-based data verification credit reports and issue the first unsecured loan in Hong Kong

WeBank and Fusion Bank launch blockchain-based data verification credit reports and issue the first unsecured loan in Hong Kong

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/11/29 05:22
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According to ChainCatcher, WeBank has partnered with Hong Kong digital bank Fusion Bank to utilize the Shenzhen-Hong Kong cross-border data verification platform. With the support of blockchain technology, business operation data from mainland enterprises is transformed into tamper-proof credit reports. Local banks in Hong Kong can issue unsecured loans based on these reports. It is reported that the first loan has already been successfully granted to a cross-border logistics company, demonstrating that mainland data assets can be converted into real liquid funds in Hong Kong through technological means.

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