Global Epromissory Note Market Adapts to New Compliance Demands

This electronic accounts receivable training camp is led by experts with 16 years of platform experience. It focuses on the latest regulatory policies, provides in-depth interpretation of the filing process and practical difficulties, and analyzes the market landscape and response strategies. The course aims to help practitioners systematically master the new regulations, clarify development paths, and promote continuous business innovation on the basis of compliant operations, tapping into a trillion-dollar market.
Global Epromissory Note Market Adapts to New Compliance Demands

As the supply chain finance market experiences rapid growth, electronic debt instruments have emerged as a lucrative yet challenging sector. While some hesitate due to regulatory uncertainties and compliance risks, industry experts warn that opportunities may be fleeting.

Training Opportunity: A specialized workshop on electronic debt instruments will be held on January 24, 2026, in Shenzhen, offering both in-person and online participation. Led by a 16-year industry veteran, the session promises practical guidance for navigating this complex market.

I. Evolution of Electronic Debt Instruments

The development of electronic debt instruments mirrors the transformation of supply chain finance:

  • Initial Phase (2015-2016): Platforms explored self-financing models in an unregulated environment.
  • Bank Involvement (2017-2019): Major banks partnered with third-party platforms, establishing industry frameworks.
  • Rapid Expansion (2020-2024): Policy incentives and pandemic-driven digitization accelerated adoption.
  • Regulatory Era (2025-Present): New oversight documents ushered in standardized development.

Market Overview

Electronic debt instruments now constitute a significant portion of supply chain finance:

  • Ecosystem: Participants include core enterprises, suppliers, financial institutions, and service providers.
  • Market Size: Transaction volumes surpassed traditional commercial paper in 2024.
  • Key Players: Third-party platforms and financial institutions dominate market share.

Industry Challenges

Despite growth, several issues persist:

  • Overabundance of platforms with free systems distorting competition
  • Regulatory gaps creating operational uncertainties
  • Inconsistent fee structures disrupting market order
  • Intermediaries inflating financing costs contrary to policy objectives

II. Navigating Regulatory Requirements

New regulations aim to guide rather than restrict industry development. Understanding these rules is essential for compliant operations.

Key Regulatory Documents

  • Document 77: Establishes fundamental regulatory framework
  • Internet Finance Association Guidelines: Provides operational standards

Critical Compliance Areas

  • Data Reporting: Mandatory submissions to regulatory bodies
  • Core Enterprise Monitoring: Risk assessment through internal and external data
  • Identity Verification: Multi-factor authentication requirements
  • Transaction Documentation: Comprehensive trade background records
  • Fund Settlement: Compliance with approved payment models
  • Fee Structures: Transparent pricing mechanisms

III. Registration Preparation for Supply Chain Information Services

Registration represents the first step toward compliance. Essential documentation includes:

  • Corporate credentials and legal certifications
  • Platform operation and system functionality proofs
  • Existing business transition plans
  • Comprehensive service descriptions

IV. Strategic Adaptation to New Regulations

The regulatory landscape presents both challenges and opportunities for market participants:

Market Impact

  • Financial institutions exhibit varying levels of engagement
  • Core enterprises face heightened compliance requirements
  • Platform consolidation accelerates
  • Supplier financing channels may require adjustment

Strategic Recommendations

  • Prioritize mandatory compliance modifications
  • Develop reverse factoring product innovations
  • Maintain policy advantage over traditional instruments
  • Expand partnerships with newly entering financial institutions

V. Educational Program Highlights

  • Current regulatory policy analysis
  • Practical guidance for registration challenges
  • Comprehensive market structure evaluation
  • Comparative product advantage assessment

VI. Program Details

  • Format: One-day intensive workshop
  • Date: January 24, 2026 (Saturday)
  • Location: Shenzhen with synchronous online participation
  • Capacity: Limited to 40 in-person attendees

The program will be led by an industry expert with 16 years of supply chain finance experience, including oversight of platforms processing over 500 billion in transactions with 500,000 registered users.