Accumulus for Android – Latest Version & Features

1.
Who we are -Accumulus is a virtual asset trading platform that will be launched in Hong Kong in April 2023.
In October, it completed the 2.0 version upgrade to benchmark compliance requirements.
In December, it submitted an application for the license required for the virtual asset trading platform to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission and was publicized.
-The Accumulus platform is operated and managed by Cloud Account Greater Bay Area Technology (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd., and its group company is Cloud Account Technology (Tianjin) Co., Ltd., which was established in 2013.
It is the largest online human resources service company in China, ranking first in China.
Ranked 96th among the top 500 private enterprises, it has served more than 90 million workers in more than 120 countries and regions around the world.
In 2023, it will achieve revenue of HK$120.5 billion and tax payment of HK$7.7 billion, both maintaining double-digit growth.
2.
Our services Providing a secure, mainstream cryptocurrency Establish a "Token Inclusion and Review Committee" to comprehensively evaluate virtual assets and provide trading services for utility tokens such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) and the stable currency Tether USD (USDT).
3.
Our philosophy Custody user assets in accordance with regulatory requirements Its wholly-owned holding company has obtained a trust or company service provider (TCSP) license (license number: TC008986), cooperates with self-developed wallets, and manages user assets.
Put investor interest protection first The Accumulus platform provides services based on users risk tolerance and sets up user asset reserves to safeguard the interests of investors.
Committed to providing long-term and stable services The operating company of the Accumulus platform is a local enterprise in Hong Kong.
According to regulatory requirements, responsible personnel (ROs) and core functional managers (MICs) are deployed in Hong Kong, and services such as matching engines are deployed locally.