GRGBanking has successfully won the bid for China Construction Bank Shenzhen Branch’s DCEP (Digital Currency Electronic Payment) hard wallet self-service terminal project, securing the first bulk order in this product category. The project marks a new step forward in capturing opportunities arising from the development of DCEP 2.0.
DCEP Hard Wallet Self-Service Terminal Application Scenarios
As DCEP enters a new stage of scaled deployment in 2026, demand for related software and hardware infrastructure is growing rapidly. Against this backdrop, GRGBanking continues to strengthen its presence in DCEP innovation and application.
The awarded terminals will be deployed at the 2026 APEC Summit in Shenzhen, where they will provide convenient DCEP services for overseas participants and help expand cross-border use cases. Featuring a lightweight design and simplified operation process, the terminals enable users to complete identity verification, wallet opening, and top-up in one stop. They support both domestic and international mobile numbers and can connect with merchants’ DCEP terminals to support consumption scenarios.
GRGBanking's Full-Stack DCEP Solution
GRGBanking has been deeply engaged in the DCEP sector for years, with full-stack software and hardware capabilities covering smart self-service terminals, multiple types of physical hard wallets, smart contracts, payment channels, core systems, and DCEP service platforms. Its solutions have been applied in areas such as retail, public services, and cross-border settlement.
This successful bid represents another important breakthrough in GRGBanking's DCEP business, further advancing its transition from pilot promotion to scaled commercialization. Going forward, GRGBanking will continue to leverage its full-stack technological strengths and scenario implementation experience to support wider DCEP adoption and contribute to the development of China's digital economy.