TREE NEWS update: The People’s Bank of China said balances of accounts-receivable electronic vouchers across the market stood at 2.4 trillion yuan as of the end of July, down 20% from a peak of 3 trillion yuan. Cao Yuanyuan, head of the PBOC’s financial markets department, told a State Council policy briefing on September 14 that more than 200 electronic voucher service platforms operated at the peak, serving core enterprises and their upstream and downstream suppliers.
China’s PBOC Says Accounts-Receivable Voucher Balances Fell 20% to 2.4 Trillion Yuan
AI take
The drop in accounts-receivable voucher balances suggests a contraction in supply-chain financing activity, which matters because these instruments sit at the intersection of corporate credit and digital records that RWA efforts often cite as a bridge to on-chain issuance. The consolidation from over 200 platforms points to a market shifting from proliferation toward fewer, likely larger players. Whether the decline reflects genuine deleveraging or a migration to other financing channels is the open question.
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