XTransfer has entered into a strategic partnership with CZBank’s Shanghai branch, with both sides agreeing to strengthen cooperation in cross-border financial services.
The agreement was signed during the XTransfer TradeVision Summit 2025, where representatives from both organisations attended the ceremony. The collaboration is intended to help Chinese exporters, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), establish more reliable international collection channels and improve the management of cross-border cash flows. According to officials from CZBank, the bank will combine its experience in supply chain and trade finance with XTransfer’s technological capabilities to create a stronger financial services framework for clients.
Focus on SMEs and cross-border services
The partnership will focus on several areas, including multi-currency settlement, development of risk control systems, and support for companies expanding into emerging markets. Both sides highlighted the importance of building financial infrastructure that can help exporters operate more efficiently while maintaining security in cross-border transactions.
Representatives from XTransfer noted that the company intends to use the agreement to expand its connections with global financial institutions and to provide SMEs with services such as foreign trade payments, international collections, and cash management. The firm currently reports serving over 700,000 corporate clients worldwide.
Officials from CZBank underlined that the agreement reflects their commitment to serving SMEs and the real economy. They added that combining the bank’s financial expertise with XTransfer’s platform would allow for a more resilient and professional cross-border service system.
Both institutions expect their cooperation to continue expanding, with an emphasis on digital solutions that can support China’s foreign trade sector.
