3.1 Infrastructure Provider, Not Stablecoin Issuer

The enactment of Hong Kong’s Stablecoin Ordinance in May 2025 marked a pivotal moment for Matrix’s strategic transformation. While the ordinance defined a legal framework for stablecoin issuance, it also introduced a regulatory sandbox to foster innovative applications—offering infrastructure providers like Matrix a critical window of opportunity.

Strategic Implementation Pathway

Phase

Target Market

Selection Rationale

Core Use Cases

Pilot

HKD Stablecoins

Clear regulatory guidance, high public acceptance, low complexity

Tokenized real estate, collectibles, art investment, wine

Expansion

Offshore RMB Stablecoins

Belt and Road trade settlement, SEA cross-border payments, Chinese overseas investment

Cross-border payments, overseas asset tokenization, RMB-based RWA platforms

Positioning

Matrix has maintained a technology-first, disciplined development approach for years. Even during multiple speculative cycles and regulatory shifts across the crypto industry, it has continued compliant operations and steady technological progress. The platform has never faced a financial default, regulatory incident, or community dispute—highlighting its reliability and long-term viability. Its culture of engineering rigor and strong commitment stands apart from the short-term tactics seen elsewhere in the industry.

Matrix already has a network of long-term ecosystem partners and technical partners. These existing users can directly integrate with Matrix’s RWA ecosystem, enabling seamless asset onboarding and governance activation through one-click deployment. This bridges on-chain economies with established customer bases.

Matrix is not a stablecoin issuer—it is an infrastructure enabler. This positioning allows Matrix to avoid direct competition with financial incumbents and tech giants, focusing instead on delivering irreplaceable technical services and ecosystem coordination.

As a native Hong Kong blockchain foundation, Matrix harnesses the city’s regulatory edge, tax incentives, and status as a global financial center to serve the broader stablecoin ecosystem. Its mission: to become the backbone infrastructure of Hong Kong's stablecoin-powered digital economy.

Principles

  • Tech-First: Focus on robust, scalable infrastructure—not currency issuance

  • Compliance by Design: Architect solutions that meet regulatory requirements by default

  • Ecosystem Catalyzer: Build tools and protocols that benefit the broader digital asset landscape

  • Hong Kong-Centric: Tailor infrastructure to align with local regulations and financial system

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