June 02, 2025
By Anjali Kochhar
Vaulta, a leading blockchain infrastructure provider (formerly known as EOS Network), has announced a strategic partnership with Fosun Wealth Holdings to power blockchain innovation in Hong Kong. This partnership is centered around “FinChain,” a blockchain-based virtual asset initiative by Fosun Wealth Holdings, which is a key subsidiary of global conglomerate Fosun International.
The core of this collaboration lies in combining Vaulta’s advanced digital banking infrastructure with Fosun’s financial strength and regulatory reach. Vaulta will provide its proprietary tools like the BankingOS suite and exSat platform to act as the backbone of FinChain. These tools are designed to handle multiple functions such as the issuance of digital assets, generation of crypto-based yields, and facilitating seamless payments using digital currencies.
Fosun Wealth, on the other hand, will contribute its wide array of financial licenses and its experience in real-world asset management to the partnership. Together, these two entities aim to create a compliant, efficient, and scalable infrastructure that bridges traditional finance with blockchain-powered solutions.
This partnership comes at a time when Hong Kong is rapidly transforming into a global crypto and blockchain hub, supported by its government’s clear regulations and commitment to financial innovation. Initiatives like FinChain are vital for pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the financial services industry especially in areas like asset tokenisation, decentralised finance (DeFi), and programmable payments.
One of the major advantages of Vaulta’s infrastructure is its focus on enterprise-grade solutions. The tools are designed not just for crypto-native companies but also for traditional financial institutions that are looking to onboard into Web3 with confidence. By partnering with a heavyweight like Fosun, Vaulta can scale its offerings and demonstrate how blockchain can be seamlessly integrated into regulated financial ecosystems.
This move is seen as a strategic attempt to redefine Hong Kong’s role in the global digital economy, especially after recent efforts by regulators to attract blockchain innovation to the city. FinChain could emerge as a powerful example of how public-private partnerships can lead to technological and economic growth in the digital finance sector.
In essence, this partnership is more than just a business deal it’s a bold step toward the future of finance in Asia, showing how blockchain and traditional finance can coexist and thrive together.
About the author
Anjali Kochhar covers cryptocurrency and blockchain stories in India as well as globally. Having been in the field of media and journalism for over four years now, she has developed a sharp news sense and works hard to present information that goes beyond the obvious. She is an avid reader and loves writing on a wide range of subjects.
