XTransfer Hits 700,000 Clients, Expands Licenses as Chinese Exports Diversify
XTransfer, China's leading B2B cross-border trade finance platform, announced significant milestones at the Future Trade Conference 2025 in Guangzhou. The platform has expanded its global reach and secured multiple stock market licenses, while Chinese exporters are diversifying their markets.
XTransfer's global client base has surpassed 700,000, with overseas enterprises accounting for 47%. The platform has secured multiple payment licenses in the Netherlands, mainland China, and other markets, enhancing global compliance coverage.
The July XTransfer PMI Index revealed Africa recorded the highest export PMI, with Ghana and Nigeria leading growth. This shift comes as Chinese exporters reduce reliance on the U.S. stock market today, with transactions with U.S. buyers falling from 22% in 2018 to 9% in 2025. Exports of lithium batteries, new energy vehicles, and solar cells are booming, with Southeast Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Africa serving as key destinations.
Over 3,500 industry professionals, including over 300 international traders, attended the conference themed 'Connecting Global Trade with Local Accounts: Unlocking New Horizons'. Bill Deng, Founder and CEO of XTransfer, highlighted the opportunity in developing markets for Chinese exporters during his speech. XTransfer also released the X-Net White Paper, outlining its vision to co-develop global standards in B2B cross-border payment risk control. AI-driven etrade at XTransfer has raised seamless risk-control approval rates from 96% to 99%.
XTransfer's globalization journey has seen it secure multiple stock market licenses, expand its client base, and witness a shift in Chinese export destinations. The platform's commitment to global standards and AI-driven etrade ensures seamless transactions. As Chinese exporters diversify their markets, XTransfer's role in facilitating cross-border trade becomes increasingly crucial.
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