Sign CEO Yan Xin publishes a full-page signed article in China's Ministry of Commerce official newspaper: The Digital Belt and Road starts from Central Asia
BlockBeats News, December 11th. On October 25th this year, Kyrgyzstan officially approved and launched the pilot construction of the Central Bank Digital Currency “Digital Som” system. Chinese technology service provider Sign successfully undertook the project development and actively participated. The reason why Sign stands out in fierce international competition is primarily due to its full-stack solution “SignStack.” This solution precisely addresses the paradox faced by Kyrgyzstan in its digital transformation—balancing “sovereign independence” and “international connectivity.” It has established a digital financial infrastructure that respects national sovereignty while maintaining modern compliance capabilities. The cooperation between Sign and Kyrgyzstan not only creates a safer and more efficient fund transfer channel than traditional systems but also provides a replicable “Central Asian model” for deeper integration between the two countries in the digital economy era.
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Sign CEO Yan Xin publishes a full-page signed article in China's Ministry of Commerce official newspaper: The Digital Belt and Road starts from Central Asia
BlockBeats News, December 11th. On October 25th this year, Kyrgyzstan officially approved and launched the pilot construction of the Central Bank Digital Currency “Digital Som” system. Chinese technology service provider Sign successfully undertook the project development and actively participated. The reason why Sign stands out in fierce international competition is primarily due to its full-stack solution “SignStack.” This solution precisely addresses the paradox faced by Kyrgyzstan in its digital transformation—balancing “sovereign independence” and “international connectivity.” It has established a digital financial infrastructure that respects national sovereignty while maintaining modern compliance capabilities. The cooperation between Sign and Kyrgyzstan not only creates a safer and more efficient fund transfer channel than traditional systems but also provides a replicable “Central Asian model” for deeper integration between the two countries in the digital economy era.