China Launches a $1.5 Bln FinTech Fund and Adopts to Consumers Going Cashless

By cineramaJanuary 8, 2017Bitcoin Business

Chinese consumers are rapidly moving towards non-bank and cashless alternatives, such as Alibaba’s $60 bln financial application Alipay. To cope with the rapid growth rate of its FinTech industry, […]

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China Launches a $1.5 Bln FinTech Fund and Adopts to Consumers Going Cashless

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