ZA Bank

ZA Bank is one of the first virtual banks in Hong Kong. It was first license by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority on 27 March 2019. It officially opened its virtual doors to the public on 24 March 2020 and is one of the first fully-operating virtual bank in Hong Kong. See below for the Latest ZA Bank News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary

PAObank names Ronald Iu as chief executive

PAObank names Ronald Iu as chief executive

Iu has previously served as chief executive of two other digital banks in Hong Kong.

ZA Bank welcomes passage of Hong Kong stablecoins bill

They are engaged in in-depth discussions with several potential stablecoin issuers.

7 in 10 Hong Kongers pick digital banks for crypto trading on convenience, regulatory concerns

They like the convenience of being able to trade directly using an existing digital bank app.

ZA Bank appoints Calvin Ng as CEO

Ng has been its executive director since September 2022.

ZA Bank partners with TransUnion to offer credit alert service for free

It notifies of new credit accounts opened under their name, amongst others.

ZA Bank to give out cash equivalent to 1 Bitcoin

You can earn points by doing crypto investment related activities in the app.

ZA Bank’s Rate Watch offers $114 for lower interest proof

Users can still receive up to $24.20 even if a loan application is unsuccessful.

Hong Kong’s ZA Bank offers crypto trading services to retail users

Global crypto market capitalization has surged 90% to over US$2.3t.

ZA Bank commences pilot for virtual asset trading service

Three in four Hong Kong investors are interested in investing in cryptocurrency.

ZA Bank debuts business banking referral programme

Users can invite companies to register and get a HK$288 cash reward.

ZA narrows net loss, sees 46% net revenue rise in H1 

Total assets and net interest margin grew during the first half of 2024.

ZA Bank unveils foreign exchange time deposit

Users can access it via the deposit page in the ZA Bank app.

ZA Bank cuts installment loan interest rate

Applicants get a cash reward of up to $188.6 until 30 September.

HKMA rules out new virtual banking licenses

Competition is keen in the market and enquiries have declined.