ZBD NPA Platform Creditor Repayment Signing Ceremony Held in Singapore

ZBD Non-Performing Asset Auction Platform Creditor Repayment Signing Ceremony  Successfully Held in Singapore

Singapore, June 26, 2026 – ZBD Non-Performing Asset Auction Platform grandly hosted the "Trust · Repayment · Win-Win" Creditor Repayment Signing Ceremony at its Singapore headquarters. Jin Yang, Head of ZBD China Region, led more than ten creditors to attend the event. The venue was permeated with a warm and lively atmosphere. The majority of creditors who placed their trust in the ZBD platform have successfully recovered their capital within one year. All attending creditors were beaming with delight, their joy palpable.

Vincent, Head of ZBD Non-Performing Asset Auction Center Singapore Headquarters, delivered an address at the ceremony. He comprehensively introduced the platform’s founding vision, operational mechanisms and global strategic layout, and expressed sincere gratitude to all creditor representatives in attendance. Vincent remarked: “We appreciate the precious trust all creditors have given us in the platform’s early days. Today, we have honored our original commitments with tangible repayment results.”

Vincent noted that the traditional disposal of non-performing assets has long suffered structural bottlenecks, including cumbersome procedures, information asymmetry and complicated asset valuation. These issues have left most creditors stuck in a twofold predicament: prolonged fund recovery cycles and substantial asset value depreciation. To resolve these pain points, ZBD leverages its self-developed intelligent matching system and global investor network to build an efficient full-process closed loop covering asset due diligence, accurate valuation, nationwide online auctions and capital repayment. The platform has achieved substantial improvements in both recovery speed and asset recovery ratio.

Looking back on the growth of ZBD’s China Region business, Vincent specifically mentioned that ZBD officially launched its creditor’s right auction service in China in 2025. In its inaugural year, the platform disposed of creditor’s rights totaling RMB 130 million, which validated the viability and competitiveness of the platform’s model within the Chinese market. Building upon this achievement, ZBD has set an ambitious strategic goal for 2026: to acquire RMB 10 billion worth of creditor’s rights across China, so as to further expand its market share and industry influence.It is worth highlighting that as of June 2026, ZBD has completed auctions for over 1,700 batches of creditor’s rights in China, with a cumulative value of RMB 971 million, nearly reaching the phased target of RMB 1 billion. This achievement represents a landmark breakthrough for ZBD in China’s non-performing asset disposal industry, fully demonstrating the platform’s market adaptability and large-scale operational capacity.

In the subsequent signing segment, Vincent signed creditor’s right transfer agreements with each attending creditor on behalf of ZBD. Jin Yang witnessed the signing on behalf of the China Region team and held in-depth conversations with creditors to collect detailed feedback on their repayment experience and service satisfaction. The signing session remained vibrant, with creditors full of confidence in the upcoming asset disposal process. Multiple creditors who had already recovered funds successfully via the platform spoke highly of the platform’s service efficiency and repayment performance. Warm applause and congratulations filled the room, creating a harmonious and energetic ambiance.

Towards the end of the ceremony, Vincent laid out the platform’s long-term development blueprint. He stated that ZBD will continuously increase investment in technological research and development, and further expand its cooperation network with global institutional investors. The platform aims to evolve into the leading supplier of non-performing asset liquidity solutions across the Asia-Pacific region within three years. “ZBD’s unchanging mission is to help more creditors — just like all of you here today — sign an agreement and retrieve your due funds with a sense of satisfaction.”