VBIT Tsim Sha Tsui Crypto Exchange

Tsim Sha Tsui Address, Exit A2 Directions and Entrance

Shop O, ground floor, 嘉芬大廈, Humphreys Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

From Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit A2 to the Store

1. Take the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui and follow the signs to Exit A2.
2. Walk straight about 50 metres to 嘉芬大廈 on Humphreys Avenue. The store is opposite Grand Centre.
3. At street level, look for the VBIT CRYPTO OTC sign with the Chinese brand name 威幣加密資產 and compare it with Our Storefront and Entrance Photos, then enter through the doorway on the left below the sign.

For MTR exit and route photos, see the Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A2 Walking Photo Guide.

Identify Shop O, Ground Floor, 嘉芬大廈

The shop number uses the letter O. This is a street-facing ground-floor shop; the photo shows the counter facing the street and the entrance on the left. Look for 嘉芬大廈, the location opposite Grand Centre and the VBIT sign together.

Cash Trading Services at Tsim Sha Tsui

Before buying or selling cryptocurrency at the store, select the relevant service page to understand wallet preparation and in-store settlement.

Prepare for Trading at Tsim Sha Tsui

1. Specify Tsim Sha Tsui when booking. Provide the currency, buying or selling direction, estimated quantity or HKD amount, and visiting date and time.
2. Prepare identification and your wallet. Follow VBIT’s Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Terms Cooperate with identity checks. To buy BTC, prepare a receiving address; to sell BTC or USDT, prepare a sending wallet you can operate yourself.
3. Check the details before settlement at the store. Check the displayed rate and trade amount. Before transferring, check the currency, network, receiving address and quantity with staff. Keep your wallet password, private keys and recovery phrase under your own control.
4. Keep trade records. Check the receipt, amounts, exchange rate and blockchain record, and confirm that the assets or HKD received match the trade.

For the full procedure, see Buying with HKD Cash and Selling and Cash Out. WhatsApp is for enquiries and bookings; transactions take place at physical stores.