Jiangsu added 7 trillion yuan in digital yuan transaction value in the first half of the year, with total transaction scale representing more than 80% of the national total, according to Tang Zhixin, deputy governor of the People’s Bank of China Jiangsu branch. Speaking at a third-quarter 2026 press briefing, Tang said the province’s digital yuan transaction amount grew 215% year over year during the period.
He also said cross-border digital yuan transactions in Jiangsu reached 70.3 billion yuan, nearly three times the full-year total recorded in 2025. The province had 81.323 million cumulative digital yuan wallets, 12.312 million monthly active wallets, and 4.127 million merchants accepting the payment method.
The figures offer a snapshot of digital yuan adoption in one of China’s largest regional markets, covering transaction growth, cross-border usage, wallet activity and merchant acceptance.
Jiangsu recorded an additional 7 trillion yuan in digital yuan transaction value in the first half of the year, up 215% from a year earlier, with transaction scale accounting for more than 80% of the national total, Tang Zhixin, deputy governor of the People’s Bank of China Jiangsu branch, said at a third-quarter 2026 press briefing.
Tang said Jiangsu’s cross-border digital yuan transactions reached 70.3 billion yuan, nearly three times the amount recorded for the whole of 2025. He also disclosed that the province had 81.323 million cumulative digital yuan wallets, 12.312 million monthly active wallets, and 4.127 million merchants accepting the digital currency.
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