OSL Group (Stock Code: 863.HK) has announced its appointment as the main distribution partner for the ChinaAMC Digital Gold ETF.
Launched by China Asset Management (Hong Kong) Limited, the fund was officially listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on May 29, 2026, marking it as Hong Kong's first fully tokenized gold fund.
Item | Details |
|---|---|
Fund Name | ChinaAMC Digital Gold ETF |
HKD Counter | 03418.HK |
USD Counter | 09418.HK |
RMB Counter | 83418.HK |
Listing Date | May 29, 2026 |
Exchange | Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) |
Fund Manager | China Asset Management (Hong Kong) Limited |
Main Distributor | OSL Group |
Custodian | Standard Chartered (Dual custody of physical gold and digital tokens) |
Entry Fee | Approx. HKD 355 |
The ChinaAMC Digital Gold ETF is the world's first tokenized gold ETF to support subscriptions and redemptions in three currencies (USD, HKD, and RMB), bridging traditional gold investment with blockchain infrastructure.
The physical gold held by the fund is stored in institutional-grade vaults in Hong Kong and is 100% insured. Each fund unit corresponds to a proportional share of physical gold reserves, ensuring investors hold authentic claims to gold assets.
Standard Chartered serves as the custodian for both the physical gold and the digital tokens, providing bank-grade asset security. This dual custody framework ensures consistency and auditability between physical assets and on-chain tokens.
Investors can choose to subscribe and redeem in HKD, USD, or RMB based on their requirements, eliminating the need for currency conversion and reducing the friction costs of cross-currency investment.
As the main distribution partner, OSL provides investors with a streamlined subscription channel. Investors can participate directly through the OSL platform, incorporating gold allocation into their digital asset portfolios.
Eugene Cheung, Chief Business Officer of OSL Group
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