PPRO’s Chief Commercial Officer recently stated that after ten years of deep involvement in the Chinese market, PPRO has witnessed the rapid development of cross-border payment services among Chinese enterprises, highlighting the exciting opportunities within the Chinese market.

“The growth momentum of Chinese companies expanding overseas is evident,” he said. Taking some European markets as an example, among the top five companies in the e-commerce sector, at least one or several Chinese enterprises typically dominate. Latin American markets show a similar trend, with Chinese e-commerce companies performing impressively on a global scale.

Data shows that in 2024, China’s cross-border e-commerce imports and exports reached approximately 2.71 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 14%. Exports accounted for about 2.15 trillion yuan, growing by 16.9% compared to the previous year.

The outstanding performance of Chinese e-commerce companies has also revealed the vast market potential in China to PPRO. PPRO believes that many large Chinese e-commerce enterprises demonstrate mature strategic vision in optimizing payment and settlement processes, enabling them to quickly adopt new local payment methods. “We firmly believe that collaborating with Chinese companies holds significant opportunities and can effectively help them reach global markets,” he added.

Over the past two decades, PPRO has continuously provided localized payment infrastructure support for the industry. He mentioned that PPRO has recently made new progress in China and global markets, with its service system now directly targeting large enterprise clients. This means PPRO not only acts as a behind-the-scenes provider of technical infrastructure but has also begun offering services directly to end customers. Currently, PPRO has established long-term cooperation with leading Chinese e-commerce companies.

Regarding the trend of Chinese payment institutions expanding overseas, he emphasized that PPRO maintains an open and cooperative attitude, looking forward to jointly assisting more Chinese companies in going global. He stated that in the future, PPRO will continue to increase investment in the Chinese market, deepen localized services, and support smooth two-way trade between China and other countries.

Китайский рынок

The Chinese Market (Китайский рынок) is a historic trading center in Moscow, Russia, originally established in the 17th century. It became a hub for merchants, particularly those from Asia, who traded goods like tea, silk, and porcelain. Today, it remains a vibrant commercial area, though its modern identity is centered around a large shopping complex.

Европейские рынки

“European Markets” refers to the historic commercial districts found in many European cities, often dating back to the medieval period. These markets, such as Les Halles in Paris or Borough Market in London, were traditionally central hubs for trade in food, spices, and goods. They remain vibrant cultural sites today, offering local products and serving as popular gathering places that reflect centuries of commercial and social history.

Латинская Америка

Latin America is a vast cultural region encompassing countries in the Americas where Romance languages (primarily Spanish and Portuguese) are predominantly spoken. Its history is defined by ancient indigenous civilizations, European colonization beginning in the late 15th century, and a series of independence movements in the 19th century. Today, it is known for its rich blend of indigenous, European, and African cultural influences.

Китай

China is a country with one of the world’s oldest continuous civilizations, dating back over four millennia. It is renowned for its profound cultural heritage, including the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, and the Terracotta Army. These sites reflect its long history of imperial dynasties, philosophical traditions, and technological advancements.

PPRO

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Китайские предприятия

“Chinese enterprises” refers to the business landscape of China, which has evolved dramatically from state-controlled operations to a dynamic mix of state-owned and private companies. This transformation began with economic reforms in the late 20th century, fueling China’s rapid growth into a global economic powerhouse. Today, these enterprises are major players in international trade, technology, and manufacturing.

Китайские компании электронной коммерции

This refers to China’s e-commerce companies, a modern economic and cultural phenomenon rather than a historical site. Emerging in the late 1990s with the rise of the internet, these companies like Alibaba and JD.com revolutionized retail and became global giants. Their rapid growth reflects China’s economic transformation and technological advancement in the 21st century.

Китайские платежные институты

Chinese payment institutions, such as Alipay and WeChat Pay, are modern digital platforms that revolutionized financial transactions in the 21st century. They emerged alongside China’s tech boom, enabling a widespread shift from cash to mobile payments and becoming deeply integrated into daily commerce and life. While not a historical site, their development reflects China’s rapid economic digitization and global influence in fintech.