Core Insights - The 27th China International High-Tech Achievements Fair (CIHTAF) is being held from November 14 to 16 in Shenzhen, showcasing over 5,000 enterprises and international organizations from more than 100 countries, highlighting cutting-edge technologies and innovations [1] Payment Services - The event features a comprehensive payment service experience, allowing attendees to make transactions easily using mobile payments, credit cards, and cash services, enhancing the overall convenience for both domestic and international participants [4][5] - A dedicated "Payment Inquiry Desk" is set up to assist foreign exhibitors with mobile payment queries, demonstrating the integration of international payment systems like WeChat Pay with wallets from over 40 countries [2][3] Financial Services - Financial institutions, such as the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), provide tailored financial services, including cross-border settlement and currency risk management, to support international trade and enhance the experience for foreign exhibitors [5] - The event serves as a platform for companies to connect with global markets, with many exhibitors reporting significant interest and orders from international buyers [5] Optimizing Payment Environment - The People's Bank of China, Shenzhen Branch, has been actively improving the payment environment, aiming for 99.99% acceptance of foreign cards by key merchants and establishing numerous foreign currency exchange services across the city [6] - Comprehensive service centers have been set up at airports and ports to facilitate payment and other services for foreign visitors, significantly enhancing their entry experience [6] Integration of Financial and Cultural Services - The integration of financial services with cultural and tourism activities is being promoted, exemplified by the launch of innovative financial products tailored to specific consumer scenarios, enhancing the overall experience for visitors [7] - The focus is on deepening and refining payment services to support Shenzhen's broader goals of openness and innovation in the financial sector [7]