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OSL Group has entered a new partnership with Avalanche to expand real-world asset (RWA) tokenization and crypto payments in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong-listed firm plans to issue compliant RWA products on the Avalanche network and connect them with its regulated trading and payment services. The companies say the integration could inject more than 100 million US dollars in asset liquidity into Avalanche over time.
According to OSL Group’s official announcement, the deal will focus first on the Hong Kong market. OSL will use Avalanche’s infrastructure to issue tokenized versions of traditional assets and offer them to both institutional and retail clients. Its OSL Pay service will also integrate Avalanche’s C-Chain to support USDT and AVAX payments with near real-time settlement.
OSL Group Leverages Avalanche @avax to Scale RWA and Payments Innovation
— OSL (@osldotcom) December 10, 2025
Through this integration, OSL leverages Avalanche’s high-performance blockchain to support the issuance of compliant RWAs in Hong Kong and strengthen next-generation payment services, including USDT… pic.twitter.com/HW8JpkPBx2
In the same statement, Chief Commercial Officer Eugene Cheung said OSL wants to build “an open digital asset ecosystem” that links traditional finance with on-chain services. He added that “Avalanche’s sub-second finality and cost-efficiency make it the perfect infrastructure for our RWA initiatives, enabling the seamless tokenization of real-world assets.” Cheung also pointed to secure, high-speed cross-border payments as a core use case of the partnership.
The move fits into Hong Kong’s wider push to be a regional hub for regulated digital assets. Local authorities have created licensing rules for exchanges and are running pilots for tokenized deposits and other RWAs. By working with a listed platform that already holds a Hong Kong license, Avalanche gains a clear route into this regulated market and can offer RWA exposure in a form that banks and funds are more likely to accept.
Crypto outlet Blockhead notes that the OSL–Avalanche deal builds on Avalanche’s earlier RWA work in Asia, including pilots with major asset managers. The network promotes fast finality and low fees as key features for tokenization, where stable and predictable transaction costs are important for large deals and frequent payments.
For OSL, the partnership extends a strategy that has been in motion for several years. In July 2025, the company raised around 300 million US dollars to grow its stablecoin, payments, and RWA efforts ahead of new Hong Kong rules. By adding Avalanche to its stack, OSL can offer clients more choice of network while keeping issuance and compliance under one regulated roof.
