Standard settlement procedures contain 5 key steps:Agency agreement signing → Foreign exchange income declaration → Bank account transfer → Currency exchange operation → Final settlement clearingAccording to the latest 2025 requirements from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange,Cross-border E-commerceEnterprises must complete electronic declarations through the Single Window for International Trade, while traditional trading companies still maintain a dual filing mechanism of paper customs declaration + electronic data.
II. What documents are required for agency settlement?
Basic qualification documents:
Original export agency agreement
Enterprise foreign exchange account filing form
Customs export goods declaration form
Transaction supporting documents:
Power of Attorney for Application of (CO)
Commercial Invoice
Shipping documents (B/L or AWB)
III. What are the new changes in 2025 foreign exchange controls?
According to the Cross-border RMB Business Management Measures issued by the Peoples Bank of China in 20241 February, major 2025 policy adjustments include:
What to do when encountering delayed foreign exchange receipts?
Recommended troubleshooting steps:
Within 72 hours: Verify accuracy of SWIFT message information
Production Supervision: Require agent to providebank processing vouchers
Over 1 week without receipt: Initiateabnormal situation reporting procedure, submit explanatory documents to SAFE
What key points to note when selecting agency institutions?
InspectionSAFE registration and filing certificate
Confirm the agent possessescross-border RMB settlement qualification
Verify past three yearsforeign exchange compliance operation records
Priority given to providers offeringexchange rate hedging servicesInstitution
(Note: The policies described in this article are based on information available until March, 2025. For actual operations, please refer to the latest foreign exchange regulations. It is recommended to consult professional trade lawyers or foreign exchange management consultants before major transactions.)