YesGo Makes Its Public Debut: Joining Forces with Ecosystem and Industry Leaders to Usher in a New Era of On-Chain Native Commerce
Hong Kong, February 11, 2026 – As one of the most visionary cross-sector dialogues held during Hong Kong Consensus Week, the YesGo Ecosystem Partner Meeting concluded successfully yesterday. This closed-door event, spearheaded by YesGo and co-hosted by Nexus Chain and compliant digital asset exchange CoinMy, brought together a select group of global ecosystem partners, industry KOLs, and media representatives.
During the session, YesGo unveiled its core positioning for the first time: a multi-chain compatible decentralized commerce and payment protocol that integrates on-chain payments, clearing and settlement, and RWA issuance into a unified business operating system. From payment paradigms to value distribution, and from asset issuance to ecosystem governance—YesGo is setting the stage for a new era of on-chain commerce.
Tripartite Consensus: Payment is not the destination—it is the starting point of on-chain commerce. In 2026, the three parties will deepen collaboration across key areas including cross-border payments, RWA liquidity, and on-chain brand incubation, jointly driving on-chain native commerce from concept to reality.
About YesGo
As the world’s first on-chain native commerce protocol, YesGo redefines the rules of value distribution in business through its PayFi payment paradigm, IRO enterprise asset issuance, and Consumer Rebate 3.0 mechanism.
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