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by Michael Luchen | Jan 4, 2018 | Blog, Michael Luchen
Read the first part of “China Has Gone Cashless, Is The U.S. Next?” Experienced users like the fact that they can track spending, transfer funds, and its wealth management functions with Alipay. Tencent went further by building platforms for businesses,...
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by Michael Luchen | Jan 3, 2018 | Blog, Michael Luchen
The brave new world is a cashless one. According to the Wall Street Journal, mobile payments have swelled to an astounding $9 trillion a year in China, publicizing the purchasing and borrowing behaviors of EACH Chinese residents, including the panhandlers. Among the...
