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China Everbright Bank has announced that it has launched a supply chain finance blockchain, with Ant Blockchain Duo Chain solution.
China Everbright Bank, Ant Blockchain Duo Chain, supply chain finance, coronavirus, China, Asia, APAC, CEB, Contour Letter of Credit, Contour, Voltron, blockchain, blockchain trade finance
The Paypers has sat with Rebecca Martin and Pat Patel, Money20/20 organizers, to discuss about China’s leading role in fintech
Rebecca Martin, Pat Patel, Money2020, China, fintech, banks, payments , artificial intelligence, merchants, retailers
MYbank has announced the launch of the Star Plan to open up its AI, computing and risk management functionalities to financial institutions in China.
MyBank, Star Plan, SMEs, Ant Financial, China, AI
Ant Financial has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with China Everbright Bank and Everbright Technology, to facilitate the bank’s digital transformation.
Ant Financial, China Everbright Bank, bank digital transformation, online banking, China
Xiaomi has kicked off its footprint in the Chinese mobile payment industry with its NFC-based payments service Mi Pay.
China, Xiaomi, NFC, mobile payment, Mi Pay, contactless payments
Baidu, a Chinese search engine, has funded Circle Internet Financial, a US-based blockchain company, thus entering financial revolution called fintech for the first time.
Baidu, Circle Internet Financial, blockchain, Bitcoin, cryptocurrency
Samsung has officially launched its mobile wallet service Samsung Pay in China, in cooperation with UnionPay.
Samsung Pay, mobile payments, mobile wallet, app, China
China Everbright Bank will launch an ecommerce platform in October, 2015 as part of the efforts to use the internet as a new channel for business growth.
China Everbright, banking sector, online banking, launch, ecommerce, online platform, retail banking
Visa Inc. has announced that it has expanded its Visa Checkout service, the online check out service that allows shoppers to pay with their cards online and on any device, to new merchants and issuers.
Visa Checkout, expansion, global availability, merchants, issuers, deal, agreement, online sales, electronic payments, internet
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) has claimed that merchants or customers are banned from using the bank accounts in order to make transfers for deposits or withdrawals involving Bitcoin and Litecoin virtual currencies, according to a press release cited by coindesk.com.
China, ICBC, Bitcoin, transfers, bank accounts, deposit, withdrawal, Litecoin