XTransfer hosted XTransfer Summit 26 in Shenzhen on Aug. 19, 2026, bringing together more than 4,500 foreign trade enterprises, over 50 banks and financial institutions, and industry experts to discuss global trade opportunities, business growth and digital intelligence in cross-border finance. The company said an XTransfer client survey found SME export performance remained optimistic despite geopolitical tensions and shipping disruptions, with businesses reporting healthier payment collections and stronger bargaining power. Founder and CEO Bill Deng said SMEs were showing resilience through agile market adjustments and improving pricing power and operational quality. XTransfer says its TradePilot AI model for B2B cross-border trade payments, described by CIC as the world's first and most advanced of its kind, uses 72 AI agents for KYC onboarding, transaction authenticity checks and ongoing anti-money laundering monitoring. The company says the system automates 98.5% of transaction reviews while maintaining a fraud rate of around 0.003%. XTransfer has served more than 1 million enterprise clients, processed US$60.5 billion in payment volume in 2025, and provides local collection accounts in nearly 60 countries and regions connected to more than 170 global financial institutions.