Future FinTech is a Florida-incorporated holding company with operations in Hong Kong and China. The company has undergone multiple business transformations — from fruit juice manufacturing in China, to blockchain e-commerce, to supply chain financing — and its current core business is its Hong Kong brokerage subsidiary, FTFT International Securities and Futures. FTFT International holds Hong Kong SFC licenses for securities trading, futures trading, and securities advisory, and operates an online brokerage platform for Hong Kong and U.S. equities with over 60,000 customer accounts. Beyond retail brokerage, FTFT International earns fees from underwriting Hong Kong IPOs and U.S. dollar-denominated bonds issued by Chinese companies in Hong Kong, having underwritten 29 IPOs and 9 bond deals since 2020. Future FinTech also operates a nascent listing readiness consulting business through its Hong Kong and Shenzhen subsidiaries, helping private companies prepare for public listings, though this business is in early development. The company's supply chain financing business, which previously involved bulk commodities sold to Chinese state-owned enterprises, has been largely wound down. With roughly 30 full-time employees and a heavily divested asset base — the company sold its asset management, cryptocurrency mining, and several other subsidiaries in 2024 — Future FinTech is now essentially a small Hong Kong capital markets firm.