China’s largest fintech company holds conference exploring future of digital cash

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    For more: https://www.cgtn.com/video China’s largest #fintech company, Ant Financial Group, is holding a fintech conference in Shanghai from Thursday to Saturday. The rapid development of digital payment is a hot topic for this year’s gathering.

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