时间：2016-06-28 15:26:34人气：12151来源： 迪拜新闻网
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China"s central bank has urged banks to stop charging fees for online transfers, those fail to comply after April 1 will face fines. The move is said to help the banks compete with Internet-based payment services.
A photo shows the building of People"s Bank of China in Beijing. [Photo: xinmin.com] |
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