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The article lists common seal-management risks, including stamping blank contracts, relationship-based stamping, mixing or misusing seals, and seals stolen by departed employees, along with their legal consequences. It then sets out a five-step compliant process covering application, approval, supervised stamping, registration and archiving, and special cases.
Traditional seal use suffers from reliance on personal relationships, slow manual review, and hard-to-control tampering. Chengzhang's AI self-service seal robot automates the whole process, cutting a typical 30-minute seal request to a one-second push to the device and completing printing, stamping, and archiving for a 100-page document in two minutes and 30 seconds.
Chengzhang Technology won the tender for Liuzhou Bank's smart seal management system procurement project, a milestone in its intelligent seal risk-control business. Liuzhou Bank, founded in 1997, is a leading city commercial bank in Guangxi with more than 200 branches and six rural banks.
Chengzhang Technology helped Guilin Bank's Digital Intelligence Cube AI platform complete technical integration with DeepSeek's large language model, a step the company says moves AI + scenarios + ecosystem into a new stage for rural revitalization. Chengzhang built the platform and the bank's Cloud Village service.
Chengzhang Technology sends its best wishes to colleagues and clients as work resumes on the eighth day of the first lunar month, wishing everyone a strong start and a fruitful year.
Chengzhang Technology sends Lunar New Year greetings to customers and their families for the Year of the Snake, wishing them good fortune, happiness, and health.
Chengzhang Technology won the tender for Hunan Bank's administrative seal procurement project. Hunan Bank, a regional joint-stock commercial bank headquartered in Changsha with 7.75 billion yuan in registered capital, is advancing digital and intelligent seal management across the bank.
Peng Feng, chairman of Shenzhen Chengzhang Technology, was invited to the Beijing topic-selection meeting for the Rising National Brands feature of the Credit China program, where he will speak with a well-known host about integrity-driven branding. The selection reflects the company's achievements in digital-intelligent innovation and high-quality development.
In January, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the People's Bank of China announced new measures to deepen Hong Kong–mainland financial market connectivity and strengthen Hong Kong's role as an offshore renminbi hub. Chengzhang's AI seal robot supports comparison of documents in traditional Chinese, simplified Chinese, English, Portuguese, and other languages, helping cross-border contracts between mainland and Hong Kong entities.
The Chongqing bureau of the National Financial Regulatory Administration published a batch of administrative penalty disclosures on January 10, with responsible personnel punished. The article uses the cases to argue that severe failures in seal management are a major cause and that seal risk control is central to bank governance.
On January 13, Guilin Bank completed the issuance of its first perpetual bond of 2025 in the national interbank bond market, raising 3 billion yuan at a coupon of 2.50 percent. It was the first commercial bank financial bond issued in the interbank market that year, drawing subscriptions from nearly 30 institutions.
Xiamen Bank announced that it had received a civil ruling from the Supreme People's Court on December 9 overturning the first- and second-instance judgments in its bill dispute with Bank of Ningbo's Shenzhen branch and remanding the case to the Fujian High People's Court for retrial. The dispute involves 950 million yuan in commercial acceptance bills that the Shenzhen branch allegedly refused to pay, with the branch claiming its seal was forged.