Alchemy Pay to Participate in Hong Kong Web3 Festival 2026 on April 20th — TradingView News

Alchemy Pay announced that it will take part in Hong Kong Web3 Festival 2026, which will be held from April 20 to April 23 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. According to the post, the company will showcase its latest crypto payment solutions and RWA platform at booth F02 in Hall 5BCDE.

Refer to the official tweet by ACH:

Countdown activated! ⏳#HongKongWeb3Festival 2026 | April 20-23 | Hall 5BCDE, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre

Swing by the #AlchemyPay booth to explore our latest crypto payment innovations and our powerful #RWA Platform.

Let’s connect, innovate, and build the future… pic.twitter.com/eLAhNX6RVu

Apr 02, 2026

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Alchemy Pay is a payment gateway that seamlessly connects crypto and global fiat currencies for businesses, developers, and users. Alchemy Pay’s on & off ramp solution and NFT checkout is integrated via plugin or API. It provides platforms and token issuers with an easy onboarding from fiat currency to crypto. Alchemy Pay supports payments from 173 countries with Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, regional mobile wallets, and domestic bank transfers, with a focus on emerging markets.

Its real-world crypto payment solutions facilitate payments for Binance Pay, Solana Pay and Crypto.com Pay, and e-commerce merchants in 70+ countries.



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