Antalpha supports XAU₮-physical gold redemption in Hong Kong, with T+1 rapid gold bar withdrawal
ChainCatcher news, Antalpha announced today that its XAU₮ physical gold redemption service has officially launched in Hong Kong as its first stop. Customers can enjoy efficient delivery service, with physical gold arriving the next day after placing an order, deeply connecting digital assets with real value.
Antalpha has established a strategic partnership with LBMA member custodian Malca-Amit for this service, ensuring the local storage security and compliant custody of underlying physical gold in Hong Kong. Starting from December 12, Antalpha will provide its institutional clients with XAU₮-to-physical gold redemption services for amounts above 2 kilograms, offering both direct offline pickup and T+1 rapid delivery support, compressing the traditional weeks-long gold trading cycle to next-day completion.
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