Pyth's Asian Equities Expansion: Hong Kong, China, South Korea, and Japan Now Live

Pyth Pro now covers the companies that define Asia's economy. Equities are live across Hong Kong, mainland China, South Korea, and Japan, from the chipmakers driving the AI cycle to the automakers, banks, and consumer names that anchor the region's markets. More than 100 feeds are available today, expanding toward 450+ as coverage comes online.

It arrives as a brand new package, through the same integration already delivering US equities, 24/7 indices, FX, commodities, fixed income, and crypto. One contract, one format, every market.

The markets

South Korea. SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, the two names at the center of the AI memory cycle, alongside NAVER, Kakao, LG Energy Solution, Krafton, and Hyundai. A real-time read on memory demand and the Korean market's biggest movers.

Japan. Toyota, Sony, Nintendo, SoftBank, and the semiconductor-equipment names at the heart of the global chip supply chain, Tokyo Electron, Advantest, and Keyence. Alongside them, Hitachi, Panasonic, Denso, MUFG, and Fast Retailing. Some of the most recognized and heavily traded companies in the world.

Mainland China. Cambricon, GigaDevice, Montage Technology, and CXMT, whose record STAR Market debut on July 27 was priced on Pyth from the very first tick. Core names in China's domestic chip industry, from AI accelerators to memory to foundry capacity.

Hong Kong. Over 100 listings, including Tencent, BYD, the ChinaAMC CSI300 ETF, and the FTSE China A50 ETF. The gateway to Chinese equity exposure for the global investor base.

India is on the near-term roadmap, with coverage across the region continuing to expand.

Proven on day one: CXMT

The clearest demonstration of what this coverage makes possible arrived with the largest chip listing in Chinese history.

When ChangXin Memory Technologies debuted on Shanghai's STAR Market, Pyth delivered a real-time CXMT price from the opening print. TradeXYZ, the largest deployer on Hyperliquid's HIP-3, integrated the feed as an external pricing source during regular market hours, running a live market on the stock from its first session.

Mainland Chinese equity data has been among the hardest to reach anywhere in the world, gated by regional brokerage relationships, licensing, and contracts priced market by market. Pyth sources it directly from the firms trading these names and publishes it openly. That is the model behind every feed in the package.

What this supports

For exchanges and applications, Asian equity feeds arrive through the same integration already delivering US equities, FX, commodities, fixed income, and crypto. A few of the use cases:

• Perpetual exchanges running Asia equity markets priced alongside crypto and US equities on the same stack

• Prediction markets building event contracts on Asian technology earnings, memory-cycle milestones, and index movements

• Tokenized portfolio products referencing Asian constituents with real-time pricing during market hours

• Trading firms and fintech platforms adding Asia equity data without standing up a separate regional vendor relationship

The cost and integration profile is the same across the catalog. No separate license per region, no separate contract per asset class.

Getting access

Each feed prices during its local market session, in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Seoul, and Tokyo hours respectively. Feeds are sourced from publishers active in these markets and aggregated through Pyth's existing infrastructure with real-time delivery.

Asian equities are available now on Pyth Pro with the Asian Equities package. Existing Pro subscribers can integrate them immediately. Platforms and applications looking to integrate can get access via the Pyth Terminal.

Coverage keeps expanding, with broader coverage across all four markets and India coming online in the weeks ahead.