Statrys

Statrys is a Hong Kong-based fintech company founded in 2020 (registered as 2019 in its description) that provides financial solutions for businesses. The company is registered at 18/F, 23 Thomson Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong SAR. It specialises in offering business accounts, cross-border payment services, and integrated back-office tools for SMEs and international enterprises.

Statrys positions itself as a digital back-office platform that combines accounting, business accounts, and corporate services. Its focus is on reducing administrative burdens for business owners, particularly those dealing with multi-currency transactions and global operations. The company maintains a social media presence on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, and YouTube.

Statrys does not hold any financial regulatory licence from a known regulatory authority. Our records show no regulators on file for this entity. As a fintech company registered in Hong Kong, it may operate under certain exemptions or as a money service operator, but publicly available regulatory information is absent.

This lack of regulation means that client funds may not benefit from investor compensation schemes or deposit protection typically offered by regulated banks or brokers. Traders and businesses considering Statrys should be aware of this regulatory gap and conduct thorough due diligence.

Statrys offers a single business account product that supports 11 currencies: HKD, USD, EUR, CNY, GBP, SGD, JPY, AUD, CHF, NZD, and CAD. The account can be opened entirely online with no minimum deposit and no monthly maintenance fee. The company emphasises a streamlined application process that takes minutes.

Key features include the ability to collect and send domestic payments in Hong Kong (HKD, CNY, USD, EUR) and international SWIFT payments to over 120 countries. The account integrates with Xero for accounting and offers real-time payment tracking. Statrys also provides dedicated support, which it contrasts with chatbot-heavy competitors.

Statrys handles both domestic and international payments. Domestic HKD transfers are free, while sending USD or EUR within Hong Kong costs HKD 5. Receiving international payments incurs a HKD 60 fee, and sending SWIFT payments costs HKD 85. The company also offers forex services including spot orders and hedging solutions to manage currency risk.

For businesses with significant foreign exchange exposure, Statrys provides a Trade Desk that can assist with spot orders and real-time rates. The platform claims to offer competitive exchange rates and tools to protect against currency fluctuations. These services are aimed at SMEs that regularly deal with multiple currencies.

Statrys is designed for businesses, not individual retail traders. The company targets companies registered in Hong Kong or other supported jurisdictions, including newly incorporated firms and established businesses. It explicitly excludes certain industries such as crypto-related activities and high-risk sectors.

The service is particularly suited for SMEs and international businesses that need multi-currency accounts, cross-border payments, and integrated back-office tools. Statrys also offers a switch option for businesses looking to move from traditional bank accounts to its digital platform.

Statrys operates on a transparent fee model with no hidden charges. The core business account is free, with no monthly fee or minimum deposit. Fees are applied primarily to transactions: domestic payment fees are low (HKD 0-5), while international SWIFT fees are higher (HKD 60-85). The company publishes its pricing openly on its website.

This pricing structure is competitive compared to traditional banks, especially for businesses that make frequent domestic transfers. However, for high-volume international payments, the per-transaction costs could accumulate. Statrys does not charge for receiving domestic payments, which may appeal to local businesses.