digital currency to buy Top Block

It is reported that Yiwu International Trade City has gathered 26 categories and more than 2.1 million kinds of goods, radiating to 233 countries and regions, and an average of 30 million express deliveries are sent from here every day. It is also related to the development of 2.1 million small and medium-sized enterprises nationwide and the employment of 32 million industrial workers.Yiwu, Zhejiang, known as the "world supermarket", is the largest small commodity distribution center in the world. Among them, Yiwu State-owned Commodity City (600415) is the main operator of Yiwu market.It is reported that from January to September 2024, the transaction volume of new cross-border payment business of "Yi Pay Yiwu Pay" exceeded 20 billion yuan.

It is reported that from January to September 2024, the transaction volume of new cross-border payment business of "Yi Pay Yiwu Pay" exceeded 20 billion yuan.It is reported that from January to September 2024, the transaction volume of new cross-border payment business of "Yi Pay Yiwu Pay" exceeded 20 billion yuan.It is reported that from January to September 2024, the transaction volume of new cross-border payment business of "Yi Pay Yiwu Pay" exceeded 20 billion yuan.

It is reported that Yiwu International Trade City has gathered 26 categories and more than 2.1 million kinds of goods, radiating to 233 countries and regions, and an average of 30 million express deliveries are sent from here every day. It is also related to the development of 2.1 million small and medium-sized enterprises nationwide and the employment of 32 million industrial workers.According to local media reports, in this deepening of international trade reform, Yiwu will accelerate the breakthrough in "buying the world" and deepen the iteration in "selling the world". At the same time, focus on digital trade, do a good job of "platform building+market cultivation+model innovation", and comprehensively promote the digital upgrading of the four core elements of "people, goods, markets and chains".