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Hang Seng Bank in Hong Kong: It Launched the NFT Wallet “HS3” Earlier This Year

Hong Kong financial giant Hang Seng Bank stated that it will actively pay attention to the development of Web 3.0 and the virtual asset market to explore financial innovation. Hang Seng announced that it opened a Hang Seng Bank metaverse branch in the virtual world The Sandbox's MetaGreen earlier this year. In addition, Hang Seng Bank also revealed that it launched the first NFT wallet for customer use in the Hong Kong retail banking industry, "HS3," earlier this year. 

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