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H-Pay Service PLC (Huione Successor Entity)

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[✓ FACT-CHECKED]· reviewed once · last review 1 Nov 2026

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Page reliability: Fact-checked 2026-11-01 · 3 of 9 claims confirmed · 1 need better sources · 5 disputed

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Summary

H-Pay Service PLC is a Cambodia-based payment company incorporated in October 2024 that U.S. regulators allege is a successor entity to Huione Pay, itself a subsidiary of the Huione Group — a conglomerate FinCEN designated as a primary money laundering concern in October 2025 for laundering at least $4 billion in illicit proceeds linked to North Korean state-sponsored cyber heists and Southeast Asian pig-butchering scam networks. On June 23–24, 2026, FinCEN proposed amending its Huione Group final rule to explicitly encompass H-Pay Service PLC and any future successors, while the DOJ simultaneously seized backend cloud infrastructure used by Huione Group subsidiaries to process billions in fraud proceeds. H-Pay is alleged to have assumed Huione Pay's branches, customer base, branding, and operational footprint specifically to circumvent the existing U.S. financial restrictions imposed on Huione Group.

Connected Entities

5 entities · 60 linked investigations
Organizations
□Huione Group□Tether33□Chen Zhi / Prince Group□H-Pay Service PLC (Huione Successor Entity)□North Korea Lazarus Group — H1 2026 Systematic Crypto Theft Campaign0
Relationships
  • H-Pay Service PLC (Huione Successor Entity)→mentioned with→Tether(60%)
  • H-Pay Service PLC (Huione Successor Entity)→mentioned with→Chen Zhi / Prince Group(75%)
  • Huione Group→mentioned with→Chen Zhi / Prince Group(85%)
  • Chen Zhi / Prince Group→mentioned with→Huione Group(80%)
  • H-Pay Service PLC (Huione Successor Entity)→mentioned with→Huione Group(80%)
  • H-Pay Service PLC (Huione Successor Entity)→mentioned with→North Korea Lazarus Group — H1 2026 Systematic Crypto Theft Campaign(80%)
  • Huione Group→mentioned with→North Korea Lazarus Group — H1 2026 Systematic Crypto Theft Campaign(80%)
  • Huione Group→mentioned with→Tether(70%)
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Timeline(14 events)

August 2021

Huione Group begins receiving illicit proceeds — the start date cited in FinCEN's formal analysis covering August 2021 to January 2025.

FinCEN Final Rule (October 2025)

May 2024

Lazarus Group (DPRK) hacks Japanese virtual asset service provider DMM, stealing approximately $305 million; approximately $35 million later attributed to have transited Huione Group.

CryptoNews.com / FinCEN

July 2024

Elliptic publishes first major exposure of Huione Guarantee as the world's largest illicit online Telegram marketplace.

Elliptic

September 2024

National Bank of Cambodia suspends Huione Pay's payment services license.

Radio Free Asia / Cambodianess

October 2024

H-Pay Service PLC incorporated in Cambodia according to the country's business registry. Hun To and Li Xiong resign from Panda Bank's board of directors.

CamboJA News

2025

FinCEN's formal analysis of Huione Group illicit proceeds covers through this date — at least $4 billion total documented.

FinCEN

6 March 2025

National Bank of Cambodia formally revokes Huione Pay's banking/payment services license.

Radio Free Asia

May 2025

FinCEN issues proposed rulemaking identifying Huione Group as a financial institution of primary money laundering concern under Section 311 of the USA PATRIOT Act.

FinCEN

May 2025

Telegram bans Huione Guarantee's channels. Successor dark marketplaces emerge to fill the void.

Elliptic

14 October 2025

FinCEN issues final rule severing Huione Group from the U.S. financial system. UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and OFAC take complementary actions on the same date.

FinCEN

December 2025

Approximately 1,300 Huione Pay customers submit identity documents and claims to the National Bank of Cambodia seeking recovery of frozen funds.

Cambodianess

March 2026

H-Pay Service PLC's own Cambodian license is revoked.

CamboJA News / AMBCrypto

23 June 2026

U.S. DOJ announces seizure of cloud computing account used by Huione Group subsidiaries. FinCEN simultaneously issues NPRM to extend Huione Group final rule to H-Pay Service PLC and any future successor entities. Treasury also announces OFAC designations targeting 9 individuals and 26 entities linked to Prince Group TCO.

DOJ / FinCEN / Treasury

25 June 2026

FinCEN NPRM (document 2026-12794) published in the Federal Register, formally proposing to extend the Huione Group primary money laundering concern designation to H-Pay Service PLC and successor entities.

Federal Register
Provenance & Audit Trail

Decision Log

  • #4review reviseRecorded on Solana ✓11/1/2026, 11:01:02 PM
    slot 464269256 · hash J9eX7jPiwYboHdU6vAiXBigkGyGRBG3ofwVQu2wsFGPw
  • #3reviewRecorded on Solana ✓11/1/2026, 11:01:02 PM
    slot 464269251 · hash Bpd9CScVStXWP1J6SSjNQbPkVS2pHcvKnvotCHDg7JNj
  • #2rescore-2Recorded on Solana ✓10/27/2026, 6:04:44 AM
    slot 461964527 · hash 5yjzqFTAUY9c9cpP7C3cvyzpSoUxrbrVykKiEDupAbwe
  • #1publishRecorded on Solana ✓6/26/2026, 12:29:56 PM
    slot 429021538 · hash 23cxSLKy4ywaHYyWgj7sao5QnBqvywWG4oLVY51Riu5b

This investigation is cryptographically anchored to the Solana blockchain (4 decisions). 27 of 27 cited source URLs have an Internet Archive snapshot.

Fact-checked 2026-11-019 claims checked5 corrections pending0 applied⛓ anchoredSee findings →

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generated: 6/26/2026, 12:29:46 PM

last updated: 11/1/2026, 11:01:03 PM

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