全部交易、支付、服务均通过网络完成的，收费单位、经营主体应提前公示支付方式，充分尊重公众的 知情权和选择权。（记者吴秋余） 人民日报北京1月21日电 为切实维护人民币法定货币地位，防范和整治拒收人民币现金行为，满足社会 公众多样化支付服务需求，构建多元支付方式共同发展下的现金便利流通环境，中国人民银行会同国家 发展改革委、金融监管总局制定了《人民币现金收付及服务规定》，自2026年2月1日起施行。 采取无人值守、机具设备等自助服务模式，以及采用"一卡通"结算、进行统一管理的园区、厂区、景 区、学校等场所，经营主体应在醒目位置标识支付方式、现金收取转换方式及服务联系电话。采取转换 手段收取现金，不得收取手续费或设置限制条件，造成转换不便。 采取人工方式收款、提供面对面服务以及线上预约、交易，线下完成服务或货物交付，具备当面收款条 件的，收费单位、经营主体应支持现金支付，保持合理的零钱备付。 ...

全部交易、支付、服务均通过网络完成的，收费单位、经营主体应提前公示支付方式，充分尊重公众的 知情权和选择权。 《 人民日报 》（ 2026年01月22日 02 版） 本报北京1月21日电（记者 吴秋余）为切实维护人民币法定货币地位，防范和整治拒收人民币现金行 为，满足社会公众多样化支付服务需求，构建多元支付方式共同发展下的现金便利流通环境，中国人民 银行会同国家发展改革委、金融监管总局制定了《人民币现金收付及服务规定》，自2026年2月1日起施 行。 采取无人值守、机具设备等自助服务模式，以及采用"一卡通"结算、进行统一管理的园区、厂区、景 区、学校等场所，经营主体应在醒目位置标识支付方式、现金收取转换方式及服务联系电话。采取转换 手段收取现金，不得收取手续费或设置限制条件，造成转换不便。 采取人工方式收款、提供面对面服务以及线上预约、交易，线下完成服务或货物交付，具备当面收款条 件的，收费单位、经营主体应支持现金支付，保持合理的零钱备付。 ...

二、采取无人值守、机具设备等自助服务模式，以及采用"一卡通"结算、进行统一管理的园区、厂区、景区、学校等场所，经营主体应在醒目位置标识支 付方式，现金收取转换方式及服务联系电话。 注意！ 2026年2月1日起 人民币现金收付新规正式实施 遇拒收现金可维权 日前，中国人民银行会同国家发展改革委、金融监管总局制定了《人民币现金收付及服务规定》，切实维护人民币法定货币地位，防范和整治拒收人民币 现金行为，满足社会公众多样化支付服务需求，构建多元支付方式共同发展下的现金便利流通环境。 《规定》对收费单位和经营主体的现金收付行为作了哪些规定？ 《规定》基于分类管理和普遍适用的原则，提出保障现金支付的基本要求。主要包括以下几方面： 一、采取人工方式收款、提供面对面服务以及线上预约、交易，线下完成服务或货物交付，具备当面收款条件的，应支持现金支付，保持合理的零钱备 付。 银行业金融机构应严格执行人民币现金管理相关法律法规，采取措施提高现金服务质量，满足社会公众、收费单位和经营主体的需要： 四、银行业金融机构作为收费单位、经营主体收款受托方的，应支持人工收取现金。 遇到现金支付不畅问题如何处置？ 一、吸收个人客户人民币存款、 ...

Core Viewpoint - The new regulations on cash payments in China, effective from February 1, 2026, aim to uphold the status of the Renminbi as legal tender and protect the public's rights to use cash [2][3]. Group 1: Regulations Overview - The regulations, jointly formulated by the People's Bank of China, the National Development and Reform Commission, and the Financial Regulatory Bureau, establish basic requirements for cash payments, including the necessity for face-to-face service and support for cash payments in various settings [2]. - Cash payments must be supported in scenarios where face-to-face transactions occur, and reasonable change must be available [2]. - In self-service models, such as unattended machines, businesses must clearly indicate payment methods and provide contact information for cash-related services [2]. Group 2: Consumer Rights and Complaints - Consumers have the right to report instances of cash payment refusal or discrimination, with the option to escalate issues through consumer protection channels if initial negotiations fail [3]. - Evidence should be retained for any disputes regarding cash payment refusals, and relevant authorities will address complaints promptly [3]. Group 3: Banking Sector Responsibilities - Banks are required to facilitate cash deposit and withdrawal services, ensuring compliance in cash handling and supporting cash collection through manual processes [3]. - Financial institutions acting as payment recipients must also support cash transactions, reinforcing the importance of cash in the payment ecosystem [3].

Group 1 - The new regulations on cash payments in China, effective from February 1, 2026, aim to uphold the status of the Renminbi as legal tender and protect the public's rights to use cash [2] - The regulations require that cash payments must be supported in various scenarios, including face-to-face services and online appointments, ensuring reasonable availability of change [2] - Businesses using self-service models or digital payment systems must clearly indicate payment methods and ensure that cash payments are not discriminated against [2] Group 2 - Banks are required to facilitate cash deposit and withdrawal services, ensuring compliance in cash handling and supporting cash collection when acting as payment agents [3] - In cases of cash payment refusal or discrimination, individuals are encouraged to negotiate with the relevant parties and retain evidence for complaints through consumer protection channels [3]

Core Viewpoint - The new regulations on cash payments in China, effective from February 1, 2026, aim to uphold the status of the Renminbi as legal tender, prevent refusal of cash payments, and cater to diverse payment service needs in society [1]. Group 1: Regulations on Cash Payments - The regulations establish basic requirements to ensure cash payment acceptance, including the obligation for service providers to support cash payments when face-to-face services are provided [4]. - Self-service models and locations with unified management must clearly indicate payment methods and provide contact information for cash services [5]. - For fully online transactions, service providers must publicly disclose payment methods in advance, respecting the public's right to know and choose [5]. - When cash collection is delegated to another entity, the principal must require acceptance of cash through written agreements [5]. - Businesses promoting digital services must consider the public's need for cash and cannot discriminate against cash payments [6]. Group 2: Requirements for Financial Institutions - Banking institutions must comply with cash management laws and improve cash service quality to meet the needs of the public and service providers [7]. - Banks with physical locations must offer cash deposit and withdrawal services [7]. - As payment agents, banks must support cash collection through manual methods [8]. - Banks should ensure that the number and layout of cash service points and ATMs meet the diverse needs of different customer groups [10]. - Financial institutions must manage the circulation of Renminbi properly to prevent risks associated with non-circulating currency [10]. Group 3: Handling Cash Payment Issues - In cases of cash payment difficulties, parties should negotiate amicably to resolve disputes and can retain evidence for complaints if cash is refused or discriminated against [9]. - Complaints can be made through various channels, including consumer protection hotlines, and the People's Bank of China will address these issues promptly [9].

Core Viewpoint - The newly implemented regulations by the People's Bank of China, National Development and Reform Commission, and Financial Regulatory Administration aim to uphold the legal status of the Renminbi and protect the public's rights to use cash [1]. Group 1: Cash Payment Regulations - The new regulations classify cash payments and establish basic requirements for cash transactions, including the necessity for face-to-face services and support for cash payments where applicable [3]. - Businesses using self-service models or digital payment systems must clearly indicate payment methods and ensure cash acceptance is not discriminated against [3]. - Financial institutions are required to facilitate cash deposit and withdrawal services at physical branches and support cash transactions when acting as payment agents [3]. Group 2: Consumer Rights and Complaints - In cases of inconvenience with cash payments or discrimination against cash usage, consumers are encouraged to negotiate with the relevant parties and retain evidence for complaints through designated consumer protection channels [4].

Group 1 - The Ministry of Commerce announced the continuation of anti-dumping duties on imported ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber from the US, South Korea, and the EU [1] - The People's Bank of China and other departments released new regulations on cash payments, stating that cash cannot be refused except in specific legal circumstances, effective from February 1, 2026 [1] - The National Health Commission announced new food safety standards requiring the labeling of saturated fats and sugars on pre-packaged food, effective from March 16, 2027 [2] Group 2 - The State Administration of Foreign Exchange reported that in November 2025, banks settled 1.484 trillion yuan and sold 1.3732 trillion yuan [2] - The Hainan Free Trade Port achieved significant breakthroughs on its first day of customs closure, with zero-tariff imports valued at 360 million yuan, mainly consisting of crude oil and aircraft materials [2] - The National Medical Insurance Administration is seeking public opinion on four foundational standards for medical imaging cloud services [2]