Bank of China launched the "One-Point Access, Global Response" mechanism and platform, strengthening onshore-offshore coordination to help enterprises explore new pathways to expand overseas, People's Daily reported on May 29, 2025. 

Bank of China Thailand branch. [Photo/Bank of China Thailand branch website]

BOC Zhejiang Branch used this platform to publicize investment plans of a home appliance exporter seeking to establish a factory in Thailand. BOC Thailand promptly responded, providing detailed briefings on Thailand's economic development plans, investment policies and tax incentives. The two branches collaborated to offer a one-stop financial service package covering capital account opening and remittance. The project manager of the enterprise remarked, "Through BOC's facilitation, all our concerns were addressed as effectively as if we had visited Thailand ourselves."

Over recent years, the "One-Point Access, Global Response" platform has handled more than 3,000 outbound and inbound investment requests, enabling an increasing number of clients to access BOC's global financial services without leaving their cities. Since the second half of 2024, the platform has seen nearly 200 new demands for "going global with new quality productive forces" in sectors like new energy and biopharmaceuticals, supported by approximately 13.2 billion yuan ($1.85 billion) in credit.

BOC has also leveraged its information connectivity advantage to build an integrated online-offline coordination network, supporting landmark projects such as the Simandou iron ore project in Guinea and the Chancay Port in Peru. 

Source: Wu Shan, People's Daily