Zhong Guo Jin Rong Xin Xi Wang·2025-11-20 07:39Core Insights - The article highlights the proactive measures taken by Postal Savings Bank in the Daxing'anling region to support local agriculture, particularly in ensuring stable autumn grain production and enhancing food security [1][6]. Group 1: Financial Support for Agriculture - Postal Savings Bank has provided 406 million yuan in loans to local farmers this year, focusing on the unique agricultural challenges of the Daxing'anling region, such as short growing seasons and susceptibility to natural disasters [1]. - The bank has introduced specialized financial products to meet the funding needs of farmers during the autumn harvest, utilizing a "10-minute rapid approval" model that allows farmers to apply for loans via mobile banking without needing to visit bank branches [2][5]. Group 2: Support for Grain Purchase and Processing - The bank has launched "grain purchase loans" to assist local grain processing and storage enterprises in expanding their capacity and improving purchasing capabilities, particularly for soybean processing [3]. - By enhancing credit support for soybean deep processing enterprises, the bank aims to shift the local agricultural focus from raw grain sales to value-added processing, thereby increasing farmers' income through scale planting [3]. Group 3: Technological Innovations in Agricultural Financing - Postal Savings Bank is leveraging technology and big data to overcome traditional agricultural financing challenges, moving away from collateral-based lending to a credit-based model that incorporates various agricultural data [4]. - The bank has developed a three-dimensional credit model that evaluates farmers' creditworthiness based on land rights, planting scale, and agricultural insurance, allowing farmers to access loans up to 3 million yuan without traditional collateral [4]. Group 4: Collaborative Efforts for Financial Accessibility - The bank has established a collaborative mechanism with local government agencies to implement a "whole village credit" initiative, ensuring precise matching of farmers' needs with available credit [6]. - To enhance financial service accessibility, the bank has set up four "rural revitalization financial service stations" in key towns and villages, providing one-stop services for loan consultations, contract signing, and fund disbursement [6][7].