Better Platform Rates
Channel rates negotiated against real business volume, so long-term collection costs actually come down.
Cross-Border B2B Collection · Multi-Platform Service
Get Paid Globally,
Get Paid Globally,
Faster · Safer · Cheaper.
Dedicated to B2B exporters and importers. One service, five platforms — YeePay, LianLian, XTransfer, PingPong and WorldFirst — covering account opening, fees, settlement and payout support end to end.
- YeePay
- LianLian
- XTransfer
- PingPong
- WorldFirst
Diagnose First, Then Recommend
Large European payments, emerging-market local currencies or multi-currency flows — we listen before choosing a platform.
One Contact Throughout
From document review and account opening to settlement aftercare — one person who knows your case.
No Surprise Policy Changes
Fee, FX and payout-rule updates are synced to you immediately, helping you avoid hidden costs and compliance risk.
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Licensed Platforms Available0+
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Major Currency Corporate AccountsFigures based on public platform information; always refer to each platform’s latest official policy.
Why Quanjiafu
We Don’t Sell the Most Expensive.
We Match What Fits.
Working across multiple platforms means we understand the differences — and can fight for more practical rates and smoother account opening.
More Practical Channel Rates
Direct access to each platform’s channel policy; opening and settlement fees negotiated by volume.
Diagnose First, Then Recommend
B2B trade, services, multi-currency or emerging-market flows? We understand your business before recommending a platform or combination.
One Dedicated Contact
Documents, account opening, settlement and daily questions — one person throughout, no endless support queues.
Never Miss Policy Changes
Rate, FX and payout-rule updates are shared immediately to help you avoid hidden costs and compliance risk.
How It Works
Account Opening Is Not the End.
It Is the First Step of Long-Term Service.
Every step explains what is needed, what happens and how long it takes — so you never figure it out alone.
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Understand Your Collection Flows
Which countries, currencies, ticket sizes and business entities? We clarify these first before choosing any platform.
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Pre-Check Documents
Business license, legal representative identity and trade-background documents reviewed before submission to avoid rejection loops.
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Confirm Fees and Payout Rules
Settlement fees, FX sources, payout timing and limits explained clearly and documented for reference.
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Follow Through on Settlement
Payment anomalies, settlement questions and policy updates handled by your dedicated contact — including reconfiguring accounts as business changes.
YeePay
One Business License.
Cross-Border Collection, Handled.
YeePay was among the first licensed institutions to enter cross-border payments: a 2013 cross-border FX pilot license, the first cross-border FX payment by a payment institution, and cross-border RMB qualifications from 2015. A stable compliance foundation matters most for exporter collections.
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Global Account Structure
Backed by international bank partners such as Standard Chartered, with USD, EUR, GBP and other major-currency accounts, multi-currency original-currency receipt and flexible allocation.
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Simpler RMB Settlement
Compliant settlement of overseas payments with RMB reaching your corporate account; collecting under a company name with an English account display builds buyer confidence.
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Transparent FX
Offshore and onshore FX options with scheduled settlement and FX management tools to help reduce conversion loss and volatility risk.
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Fast Payouts, Broad Scenarios
Coverage across 200+ countries and regions, with local payout networks in as fast as 30 minutes; proven setups for B2B trade, services, travel logistics and software exports.
Ask About YeePay Account Opening
Dedicated one-to-one support for YeePay opening, fees and after-sales.
Platform Portfolio
Every Platform Has a Home Court.
Use Each One Where It Performs Best.
YeePay, LianLian, XTransfer, PingPong and WorldFirst compared side by side — matched to your markets, currencies and volumes.
YeePay · Corporate Multi-Currency Collection
Receive in Major Currencies, Settle in One Step
YeePay opens accounts under a corporate entity and accepts USD, EUR, GBP and other major currencies as original-currency receipts. After compliant settlement, RMB reaches your corporate account, with scheduled settlement and FX tools included — the first-choice corporate account for many exporters.
- Open with one business license and collect under a corporate name
- Support for 11 major currency accounts including USD, EUR and GBP
- Collection network across 200+ countries / regions with local payout options
Trade Collection · Multi-Currency Accounts
Buyers Pay Locally, Funds Return Faster
LianLian’s trade collection network covers major trading regions with multi-currency receipts, payments and local collection accounts. Buyers pay in local currency, funds are consolidated and settled back — ideal for companies serving customers in many countries.
- Receipts in major currencies plus multiple regional local currencies
- Local collection accounts in the US, Europe, UK, Japan, Southeast Asia and more
- One account to manage export receipts and multi-currency funds
B2B Specialist · Strong Local Collection
Let Overseas Buyers Pay Like It’s Local
XTransfer turns local collection accounts into a practical B2B tool: buyers pay into a local account in their own currency, avoiding complex cross-border routes, while AI risk control and compliance review help SMEs collect and transact with confidence.
- Local-currency collection in nearly 60 countries / regions
- Buyers remit locally, reducing intermediaries and fees
- RMB settlement shortens the cash conversion cycle
B2B Receipts · Local-Currency Settlement
From Europe to Emerging Markets, Settle Locally
PingPong provides local collection accounts and local-currency receipts for B2B exporters. Buyers pay in local currency across major currencies and Southeast Asian, Latin American and other small currencies, reducing USD routing and intermediary charges — suitable for exporters with dispersed orders and broad customer bases.
- Local accounts in the US, Europe, Japan and elsewhere
- Small-currency local settlement across Southeast Asia, Latin America and the Middle East
- Multi-currency receipts and settlement with transparent fees
B2B · Capped, Transparent Fees
For Large Payouts, Know the Cost First
WorldFirst, part of Ant Group, offers B2B exporters capped withdrawal fees and market-reference FX with fast RMB corporate payouts — ideal for businesses with larger settlement amounts and total-cost sensitivity.
- B2B withdrawal fees capped at 0.4% (subject to official policy)
- Market-reference FX to reduce conversion loss
- Fast RMB corporate payouts, including on holidays
Compare Platforms
Multi-Currency · Local Accounts · Large Payouts
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YeePay
Corporate Multi-Currency Collection
Open with a business license and collect under a corporate entity. USD, EUR, GBP and other major currencies arrive as original-currency receipts, then settle compliantly to RMB in your corporate account. Collection network across 200+ countries / regions.
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LianLian Global
Multi-Region Local Accounts
Local collection accounts across the US, Europe, UK, Japan and Southeast Asia — buyers pay in their own currency and funds return faster.
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XTransfer
B2B Trade · Local Collection
Local-currency collection in nearly 60 countries / regions, so buyers across Southeast Asia, Latin America and the Middle East can pay as if it were a local transfer.
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PingPong
Global Receipts · Flexible Payouts
Local accounts in the US, Europe and Japan, plus direct local-currency settlement for Southeast Asian, Latin American and Middle Eastern small currencies — fewer USD hops.
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WorldFirst
Part of Ant Group
Capped B2B withdrawal fees, market-reference FX and fast RMB corporate payouts — ideal when you want to model total cost before moving large amounts.
Icons reference each platform’s brand identity. Capabilities are based on public platform information; currencies and fees update with policy — always check the official source.
Find Your Scenario
Where do your payments mainly come from?
Choose a scenario to see the recommended primary and complementary accounts.
Primary
YeePay
Original-currency receipts into USD, EUR, GBP and other corporate accounts with compliant settlement to RMB — all under one corporate entity.
Complementary
XTransfer · WorldFirst
Add local collection accounts when buyers prefer local transfers or you want to compare total withdrawal cost.
Primary
YeePay
Major currencies like USD and EUR are consolidated and settled through YeePay corporate accounts, while buyers in Southeast Asia, Latin America and the Middle East pay locally via complementary platforms to reduce USD routing and intermediary fees.
Complementary
XTransfer · PingPong
Both support local accounts and local-currency receipts in emerging markets, creating a two-track structure: major currencies centrally + regional currencies locally.
Primary
YeePay
Corporate multi-currency collection and compliant settlement with visible FX, rate-locking and FX management tools — suited to larger corporate clients.
Complementary
WorldFirst
B2B withdrawal fees capped at 0.4% with market-reference FX; model total cost before large payouts.
Primary
YeePay · LianLian
Manage multi-currency accounts and market-specific local collection accounts under one structure, reducing duplicate openings and reconciliation.
Complementary
Add Accounts by Market
Where your customers concentrate, add a local collection account so local buyers pay more smoothly and funds arrive faster.
These are directional suggestions for common scenarios. Final design depends on buyer countries, collection frequency and entity structure.
Not sure which platform fits? Tell us your scenario — we’ll compare for you.
Free ConsultationFunds Safety · Click to View
Where the money is held and
how it gets back — platform by platform.
Click each platform to view its licensing, fund route, risk control and settlement arrangements.
YeePayA licensed payment institution with bank-cooperated clearing and traceable settlement reporting.
Licensing & Supervision
Holds a central-bank payment license; among the first to receive a cross-border FX pilot license in 2013, completed China’s first cross-border FX payment by a payment institution, and gained cross-border RMB qualifications in 2015.
Clearing Route
Deep bank cooperation including Standard Chartered; cross-border funds clear through licensed channels and the banking system, not personal accounts.
Risk & Compliance
Corporate verification, trade-background review and AML screening run through opening and settlement, with auditable records.
Settlement
RMB is paid by the banking system directly to domestic corporate accounts, keeping fund routes clear for reconciliation.
LianLianA licensed cross-border brand under LianLian Digital, with licenses across China and overseas markets and fewer hops through local clearing.
Licensing & Supervision
LianLian Digital is listed in Hong Kong (02598.HK); LianLian Global holds a mainland payment license and cross-border qualifications plus licenses in several overseas markets.
Clearing Route
Local collection accounts settle through local licensed clearing networks and partner banks, reducing cross-border intermediaries.
Risk & Compliance
Identity verification, trade-background review and AML screening run throughout receipts and payments, with records retained for supervision.
Settlement
After compliance review, funds settle and RMB can be withdrawn to domestic accounts with centralized records.
XTransferFocused on B2B trade, protecting every remittance with AI risk control and human review.
Licensing & Supervision
Has obtained China’s Payment Business License and settles cross-border funds through licensed financial institutions and partner banks.
Clearing Route
Funds from local collection accounts are aggregated through local partner clearing routes and settled back to China, reducing intermediary fees.
Risk & Compliance
AI transaction risk control combined with human review focusing on trade authenticity, counterparty identity and fraud risk.
Settlement
After risk and compliance approval, funds settle to RMB and can be withdrawn domestically with a full audit trail.
PingPongBroad global licensing, with local licensed entities handling fund receipts.
Licensing & Supervision
Payment licenses and qualifications across multiple major markets, with funds in each market held by the relevant licensed entity and banking system.
Clearing Route
Local receipts settle through local licensed entities and banking networks with direct local clearing, reducing intermediate steps.
Risk & Compliance
Identity verification, AML screening and trade-background review cover opening, receipt and settlement.
Settlement
Local-currency funds are received as original currency and settled to RMB under transparent fee rules.
WorldFirstAn Ant Group cross-border brand with bank clearing rails and group-level risk systems.
Licensing & Supervision
WorldFirst is part of Ant Group; fund operations are carried by licensed entities and financial institutions under local regulation.
Clearing Route
Receipts and payments run through banks and partner clearing networks, with mature RMB settlement rails in the Alipay ecosystem.
Risk & Compliance
Leverages Ant Group risk systems with identity verification, corporate-entity checks and trade-background review.
Settlement
Fast RMB corporate payouts including on holidays, with clear records for verification.
Compiled from public platform information and regulatory disclosures; specific safeguards are governed by each platform’s official agreement and latest policy.
FAQ
Before You Start Collecting,
These Are the Questions We Hear Most.
What documents are required to open an account?
Normally a business license, legal-representative identity and trade-background materials. Requirements vary by entity type — limited company, sole proprietor or partnership — so we pre-review everything before you submit.
Can we collect without import/export rights?
Most platforms require genuine trade backgrounds but do not force companies to obtain import/export rights first. Settlement declarations still follow regulation, so tell us your entity type and trade model before opening to avoid detours.
How is the FX rate calculated? Can we lock rates?
Rates generally follow the platform’s offshore / onshore real-time reference FX, which is transparent. Some platforms support scheduled settlement, rate locking or forward FX management for larger rate-sensitive clients. Function availability varies.
How long until funds reach our RMB account?
It depends on the route. Local accounts and local clearing are usually faster than traditional wire transfers — sometimes minutes to tens of minutes. Cross-border wires depend on intermediary banks. We set expectations before opening.
Can we use two or three platforms at once?
Yes. Many companies run a primary account plus backups by market: the primary handles major currencies and daily settlement, while backups cover local currencies or unusual buyer payment habits. Accounts do not conflict; we clarify rules and costs for you.
Are channel rates lower than registering directly?
Channel clients can often apply for tiered or customized rates based on real business volume — one reason to work through a channel. The outcome depends on your entity, business size and the platform’s current policy, and requires verifiable records.
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for your overseas receipts.
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