Digital CNY Hard Wallet 20 self-service card issuing machines will be launched soon, and the first batch will be launched in Shenzhen. In order to improve the level of payment services for foreigners in China, Luohu District has given full play to the advantages of digital RMB application ecological demonstration and cooperated with Bank of China Shenzhen Branch and other digital RMB 2The cooperation of Layer 0 operating institutions has innovated and upgraded the convenient payment methods for cross-border people coming to Shenzhen.
According to a report by the Southern Press Media Group's South+ client, this upgrade expands the e-CNY hard wallet cross-border service from Hong Kong residents to overseas tourists. During the upcoming Shenzhen international payment season, these overseas tourists can apply for a hard wallet card through their passports and top up their overseas bank cards such as Visa and Master at the digital yuan hard wallet self-service card issuing machines at 17 Bank of China outlets in Shenzhen ports and major business districts. The whole journey takes less than 3 minutes, no need for mobile phones and the Internet, and you can pay by "bumping" when dining, shopping, and traveling daily consumption.
In addition, Luohu District will also provide overseas tourists with integrated and whole-process services such as self-service application, merchant consumption, transportation, and consumer rights and interests, so as to create a convenient and good consumption environment for overseas visitors to China. According to reports, as of January 30, more than 30,000 Hong Kong compatriots have "tried it".
At present, 17 Bank of China outlets in Luohu District have installed digital yuan hard wallet card issuing machines. These outlets are distributed in different areas of Shenzhen, including Shenzhen Branch Business Department, Shenzhen-Hong Kong Branch, Renmin South Road Branch, Guomao Branch, etc.
Digital CNY Hard Wallet 20The launch of self-service card issuing machines will provide a more convenient choice for foreigners to pay in China. It not only supports Hong Kong residents to apply for e-CNY hard wallet cards in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, but also enables the interconnection of e-CNY with mainstream wild cards for the first time. This innovative measure will help create a financial service environment for overseas visitors to China with convenient experience and good communication. What are your thoughts on this? Welcome to leave a message to discuss.