XTransfer said its XTransfer Summit 26 in Shenzhen brought together more than 4,500 foreign trade enterprises, over 50 banks and financial institutions, and industry experts to discuss global trade opportunities, growth strategies and digital intelligence in cross-border finance for SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises). The company cited a client survey showing optimistic SME export performance despite geopolitical tensions and shipping disruptions, with healthier payment collections and stronger bargaining power, and it highlighted service to more than 1 million enterprise clients, Local Account coverage in nearly 60 countries and regions, and TradePilot, which according to CIC is the world's first and most advanced AI model for B2B cross-border trade payments, using 72 AI agents across KYC (customer identity checks), transaction verification and AML (anti-money laundering) monitoring.