Logistics supply chain finance is an innovative model integrating financial services throughout the supply chain. By leveraging assets derived from logistics operations - including goods in transit, warehouse receipts, accounts receivable, bills, corporate physical assets, legal person equity, infrastructure, and other financial derivatives - it addresses SMEs' working capital challenges across procurement, production, and sales stages. Its core logic revolves around: transactions grounded in real commerce, logistics control as the risk management anchor, and data as the credit foundation for supply chain financial operations.

The scale of logistics supply chain finance is substantial, capable of resolving industry blind spots and financial challenges while assisting enterprises through funding difficulties.

During the 2023-2033 carbon neutrality decade, China's logistics supply chain finance market will exceed 25 trillion yuan, yet SME financing satisfaction remains below 30%, indicating significant potential for technological empowerment.

Logistics finance utilizes commodities as its medium. For instance, our long-term collaboration with major liquor brands involves two-way commercial customization, mutual financial provision, and positions logistics as both a service provider and a terminal consumer/trade source. Refer to our partnership alliance investment program for detailed industry integration (interconnected and interoperable systems where goods circulation connects all households).

Green Supply Chain Finance:
- Carbon emission data linked to financing interest rates (CATL, BYD, Huawei, JD.com, China Railway, State Power Investment, China Energy Engineering, and other entities offering preferential bill discounting to low-carbon logistics providers)