The caller entity, ZAN, volition assistance the parent institution shingle disconnected its affiliations with Web3 and proceed to the IPO.

Ant Group, the proprietor of the world's largest mobile outgo level Alipay, revealed its caller sub-brand nether the sanction ZAN. The marque volition absorption connected blockchain improvement and services for some organization and idiosyncratic Web3 developers.
The authoritative property release, published connected Sept. 8, cites a wide scope of method products and services, which ZAN volition connection to its clients. It starts with a solution to assistance Web3 companies contented and negociate real-world assets (RWAs) successful compliance with section regulatory requirements. Then it covers a bid of method products, including physics Know-Your-Customer (eKYC), Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know-Your-Transactions (KYT) for Web3.
ZAN volition besides supply Smart Contract Reviews (SCR) and Node Services including Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) for gathering dApps.
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Earlier this year, during the Hong Kong Web3 Festival, a Web3 decentralized individuality information aggregator HashKey DID announced its adoption of ZAN eKYC. HashKey Group participated successful ZAN’s marque motorboat ceremonial arsenic 1 of its archetypal partners.
In July, media reported that the Ant Group is looking to exclude its blockchain branch from a main entity, which volition beryllium applying for a fiscal holding licence successful China.
In 2020, Ant Group aimed for a $226 cardinal valuation with a $30 cardinal IPO successful Hong Kong and Shanghai. If it had succeeded, this IPO would person been the biggest ever, beating records similar the $29.4 cardinal raised by the Saudi Aramco IPO. But backmost past this program was blocked by the Chinese government. Now the institution prepares to to spell nationalist connected Hong Kong exchange.
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