According to its official WeChat account, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) warned the public to be wary of suspicious investment products called "Goldpay Token (GPT)" and "Gold Receipt (GR)." These products involve digital tokens linked to physical gold.

These investment products have not been approved by the SFC for sale to the Hong Kong public. The SFC noted that the Hong Kong public can access information about these products through their related websites, social media accounts, and related mobile applications.

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The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) issued a statement on its official WeChat account reminding the public to be vigilant about suspicious investment products named "Goldpay Token (GPT)" and "Gold Receipt (GR)." These Hong Kong products involve digital tokens linked to physical gold and have not been authorized by the Hong Kong SFC for public offering.

The SFC emphasized that investors should remain vigilant when making investment decisions.

Hong Kong SFC: Beware of Suspicious Investment Products "Goldpay Token (GPT)" and "Gold Receipt (GR)"

On November 20th, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) issued a statement on its WeChat official account, reminding the public to be vigilant about suspicious investment products named "Goldpay Token (GPT)" and "Gold Receipt (GR)". These Hong Kong products involve digital tokens linked to physical gold and have not been authorized by the Hong Kong SFC for public offering.

[Shenchao TechFlow]

Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission: Beware of suspicious investment products "Goldpay Token (GPT)" and "Gold Receipt (GR)"

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has warned the public to be wary of suspicious investment products named "Goldpay Token (GPT)" and "Gold Receipt (GR)." These products involve digital tokens linked to physical gold and have not been authorized by the Hong Kong SFC for public offering.

[Foresight News]

Hong Kong SFC: Be Vigilant Against Suspicious Investment Products Goldpay Token (GPT) and Gold Receipt (GR)

On November 20 (UTC+8), according to the official WeChat account, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) warned the public to beware of suspicious investment products named "Goldpay Token(GPT)" and "Gold Receipt(GR)". These products involve digital tokens linked to physical gold. These investment products have not been authorized by the SFC for offering to the Hong Kong public.

The SFC noted that the Hong Kong public can access information about these products through their related websites, social media accounts, and related mobile applications.

[PANews]

Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission: Beware of Suspicious Investment Products "Goldpay Token (GPT)" and "Gold Receipt (GR)"

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has warned the public to be wary of suspicious investment products named "Goldpay Token (GPT)" and "Gold Receipt (GR)". These Hong Kong products involve digital tokens linked to physical gold and have not been authorized by the Hong Kong SFC for public offering.

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The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) reminds the public to be wary of suspicious investment products Goldpay Token and Gold Receipt.

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is reminding the public to be vigilant about suspicious investment products named "Goldpay Token (GPT)" and "Gold Receipt (GR)." The Hong Kong products involve digital tokens linked to physical gold, and the Hong Kong investment products have not been recognized by the Hong Kong SFC for public offering.

[Odaily Planet Daily]

据香港证券及期货事务监察委员会 (SFC) 官方微信公众号消息，证监会提醒公众警惕名为“Goldpay Token (GPT)”和“Gold Receipt (GR)”的可疑投资产品。这些产品涉及与实物黄金相关的数字代币。

这些投资产品尚未获得证监会批准向香港公众出售。证监会指出，香港公众可以通过其相关网站、社交媒体账户和相关移动应用程序访问有关这些产品的信息。

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香港证券及期货事务监察委员会：提防可疑投资产品“Goldpay Token (GPT)”和“Gold Receipt (GR)”

根據香港證券及期貨事務監察委員會（SFC）的官方微信帳號，該委員會警告公眾提防名為「Goldpay Token (GPT)」和「Gold Receipt (GR)」的可疑投資產品。這些產品涉及與實體黃金掛鉤的數位代幣。

這些投資產品未經 SFC 批准向香港公眾出售。 SFC 指出，香港公眾可以透過其相關網站、社交媒體帳戶和相關行動應用程式存取有關這些產品的資訊。

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