On Dec 17, HACOS successfully held the salon: RMB/HK Account’s Frozen? 2 New Ways to Collect and Settle!
Recently, the bank accounts of many foreigners engaged in trade business in China have been frozen, which has resulted in the withdrawal of a large amount of funds in the accounts, seriously affecting the turnover of business and domestic concerns.
Combined with the tense situation and current events in Hong Kong, it is difficult to open an HK account.
In order to help traders to avoid the troubles, our speakers Harvey and Leo introduced two safe and simple methods for forex collection and settlement.
01 Market Purchase Trade: Safe & Legal
RMB accounts suddenly get closed? Try to use Market Purchase Trade mode!
As Chinese most powerful and preferential trade and export policy, Market Purchase Trade provides traders a safe and legal way to receive payments and settle forex.
02
SG Account: Easy & Simple
Why open a Singapore account if I already have a Hong Kong account?
Compared to HK account, SG account has no limit or restriction on transfer and nationality. And it’s available to offshore companies.
At last, we want to give applause to the two speakers, Harvey and Leo for their sharing and explanation.
Thank all the attendees who took time out of their busy schedule to come here. See you next time!
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