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The 23rd China–ASEAN Expo and China–ASEAN Business and Investment Summit were held in Nanning, Guangxi, from September 17 to 21. Chengzhang Technology exhibited its AI self-service seal robot and a document comparison device, while Qingxiu Technology took part in the joint operation of the China–ASEAN Financial AI Service Sharing Network (CAFAIN) and helped release two AI security products.
As rural credit system reform moves from institutional consolidation to operational integration, centralized approvals and county-level business outlets are putting new pressure on physical seal management. Chengzhang's AI self-service seal robot keeps seals locked inside the device, lets branch staff print, check, and stamp on site, and records every use.
On July 24, the China–ASEAN Financial AI Sharing Network (CAFAIN) operating cooperation signing ceremony was held in Nanning, chaired by Guangxi Beibu Gulf Bank. Qingxiu Technology (Nanning), a joint venture of Chengzhang Technology and USTC, signed a joint-operation agreement with the Beijing National Fintech Risk Monitoring Center and a cooperation agreement with China Telecom Guangxi.
A case in which a grassroots police officer used a genuine official seal to obtain goods on credit for purported official business, while the money went into his own pocket, shows how a real seal can serve false purposes when it stays in individual hands. The article argues for moving from people managing seals to machines controlling them, with approval workflows, photo records, and tamper-proof digital traces.
Chengzhang Technology won the bid for China Resources Asset Management Co., Ltd.'s intelligent seal control construction project, another milestone in its work on digital physical seal management for large state-owned enterprises. The win reflects growing recognition of intelligent seal control in corporate compliance and digital governance.
Chengzhang Technology won the bid for Guangxi Digital Financial Services Technology Co., Ltd.'s intelligent seal control construction project, a further result of its work on the Guangxi Financial Investment Group's digital build-out. The project highlights the value of intelligent seal solutions in financial institutions' digital governance.
A top-selling agent at Taikang Life's Qingdao branch was taken away by police on suspicion of involvement in a large illegal fundraising scheme, exposing weaknesses in how traditional insurers manage agents and offline controls. The article asks how insurers can use technology to build a tighter compliance firewall as manual controls reach their limits.
A widely circulated video on digital identity security raises the question of how to build a more robust trust-verification system as AI keeps advancing. The article extends that question to physical seals, the legally binding credentials at the center of business activity, and to how they are managed.
A Xinhua investigation found that more than 30 judicial organs had cited a fictional Measures for the Administration of Seal Management of the People's Republic of China in official documents. What looks like an accidental copy-paste error points to deeper systemic problems, and the article argues for rebuilding workflows to prevent them.
As Guangxi advances its three-year AI+ action plan for 2026–2028, Chengzhang Technology is participating as a technology co-builder of the China–ASEAN Financial AI Service Sharing Network and promoting a model of R&D in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, integration in Guangxi, and application in ASEAN. Its AI-finance work previously won first prize at the 2025 AI-Enabled Financial Innovation Competition and Guangxi's Most Promising Award.
Shenzhen Chengzhang Technology won the bid for Guangxi Beibu Gulf Bank's computing power sharing network project, part of the China–ASEAN Financial AI Service Sharing Network (CAFAIN) that the company is helping build. The model provides regional institutions with elastic computing power and model capabilities while keeping data from leaving the country.
Shenzhen Chengzhang Technology was included in the 2025 list of Shenzhen specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative small and medium-sized enterprises, recognizing its technology strength, innovation capacity, and steady development. The designation affirms the company's performance in specialization, refinement, distinctiveness, and innovation.
