Group 1 - The core issue addressed is the challenges in pre-paid consumption, particularly regarding refunds and consumer rights protection, prompting a discussion on establishing a collaborative model involving "pre-paid consumption platforms + insurance + banks" [1][3] - The successful implementation of "reassured consumption insurance" is highlighted as a new approach to resolving disputes in pre-paid consumption, indicating a shift in consumer rights protection strategies [3] - The meeting involved various stakeholders, including banks and insurance companies, discussing the feasibility of the new model, focusing on transaction management, fund supervision, and risk data integration [3] Group 2 - Participants emphasized the need to clarify collaboration mechanisms, cost-sharing, and merchant incentives to effectively implement the new model [3] - The regulatory body called for thorough research and communication among stakeholders to refine the model framework and address key issues, laying the groundwork for future pilot projects [3]