Payments

PayPal launches PayPal Complete Payments in China to support Chinese merchants in selling globally

According to ChainCatcher news from the official website, payment giant PayPal has announced the launch of PayPal Complete Payments in China. This is a secure and efficient integrated platform that combines a range of customized products and solutions to support Chinese merchants in selling globally. The platform simplifies the payment and receivables processes for businesses of all sizes in China, promoting their development in cross-border trade and the digital economy. PayPal will leverage global resources to gradually roll out new features of PayPal Complete Payments, fully supporting cross-border transactions for Chinese enterprises.It is reported that in terms of payment experience, the platform offers a variety of payment options for overseas buyers, allowing businesses to achieve quick fund transfers and manage their finances more simply and efficiently. Additionally, the platform provides a one-stop cross-border RMB payment solution, which includes "PayPal Cross-Border Receivables" and "PayPal Cross-Border Payments" products, helping PayPal users address the challenges of traditional cross-border receivables processes, which are often cumbersome, lengthy, and costly. Furthermore, in terms of risk management and fraud detection, the platform employs big data, machine learning, and artificial intelligence technologies to reduce risk handling costs, minimize dispute resolution times, and monitor and identify potential fraudulent activities in real-time.

The Financial Services Agency of Japan has initiated the revision of the fund settlement law, covering areas such as DeFi, cashless payments, and financial technology

ChainCatcher News, the Financial Services Agency of Japan held its first meeting of the Fund Settlement Law Revision Working Group on the 25th, beginning the review of regulations related to the fintech era, including crypto assets and stablecoins. The meeting aims to address the diverse needs brought about by the digitalization of financial services and to promote a balance between user protection and healthy market development.During the working group meeting, discussions were held on how to design a system for the rapidly evolving financial business, covering areas such as decentralized finance (DeFi), cashless payments, and fintech. The Financial Services Agency will strive to ensure the stability and competitiveness of the Japanese financial system based on international trends.One focus is to strengthen the regulation of crypto asset exchanges. The Financial Services Agency will learn from the lessons of the FTX bankruptcy in November 2022 and consider introducing mandatory requirements for exchanges to hold assets domestically under the fund settlement law framework, in order to enhance the protection of user assets in the event of an exchange bankruptcy.Discussions on stablecoins also aim to promote their use. Currently, specific trust-type stablecoins are subject to the same regulatory standards as bank deposits, but other countries have greater flexibility in the operation of supporting assets. Japan is also considering adjusting relevant regulations.
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