Supply chain finance is ushering in new opportunities. Regulatory authorities have introduced new measures, explicitly supporting the use of blockchain and other advanced technological methods to optimize the supply chain finance ecosystem, which is of great significance for the high-quality development of digital finance. The specific plan emphasizes several key directions: First, strengthening financial service support for advanced manufacturing industries, with credit leverage tilted toward the real economy; second, upgrading data collection and analysis capabilities, which are the core competitiveness of supply chain finance. The role of blockchain technology here is self-evident—through distributed ledgers and smart contracts, it can significantly improve transaction transparency and financing efficiency, providing small and medium-sized enterprises with more convenient financing channels. This trend indicates that the integration point between digital finance and the real economy is becoming increasingly clear, and there is considerable room for future development.
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FreeRider
· 21h ago
Hmm... Is the blockchain coming to rescue the market again? Can small and medium-sized enterprises truly benefit from it, or is it just another PPT implementation?
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DefiPlaybook
· 21h ago
According to data, the on-chain financing scale of supply chain finance increased by 42.7% in the past Q3, but it is worth noting that the actual loan approval rate for small and medium-sized enterprises only increased by 8.3%—indicating that the pain points still lie in risk control mechanisms, not just technological issues.
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MEVictim
· 22h ago
Finally, someone is applying blockchain in practical use, not just speculating on concepts.
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RugpullSurvivor
· 22h ago
Finally, someone has clarified this issue: blockchain is not just a tool for cutting leeks.
The difficulty small and medium-sized enterprises face in financing definitely needs to be addressed, and increasing transparency through smart contracts is also a good idea.
But to be honest, can regulation really be implemented? We've heard this kind of talk before.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 22h ago
Wow, blockchain saving supply chain finance? Feels like another hype wave is coming.
This time it's really backed by policies, small and medium-sized enterprises are saved?
Sounds good, but isn't it just about who can seize the first opportunity for benefits?
Improved financing efficiency... let's wait and see how it actually gets implemented.
Smart contracts, distributed ledgers... will this combo face adaptation issues?
Honestly, I just want to know when it will truly become affordable.
Another technical gimmick or real substance, we'll see in June.
Supply chain finance is ushering in new opportunities. Regulatory authorities have introduced new measures, explicitly supporting the use of blockchain and other advanced technological methods to optimize the supply chain finance ecosystem, which is of great significance for the high-quality development of digital finance. The specific plan emphasizes several key directions: First, strengthening financial service support for advanced manufacturing industries, with credit leverage tilted toward the real economy; second, upgrading data collection and analysis capabilities, which are the core competitiveness of supply chain finance. The role of blockchain technology here is self-evident—through distributed ledgers and smart contracts, it can significantly improve transaction transparency and financing efficiency, providing small and medium-sized enterprises with more convenient financing channels. This trend indicates that the integration point between digital finance and the real economy is becoming increasingly clear, and there is considerable room for future development.