2021
DOI: 10.1177/1329878x211024265
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Payments in the pandemic: orchestrating and imagining cross-boundary digital money infrastructures in China during COVID-19

Abstract: Recent scholarship has sought to emphasise boundaries and borders as being complex social institutions that play a vital role in mediating national and global flows. This article examines transactions occurring along the boundary between Hong Kong and Mainland China, which experienced a sudden ‘hardening’ owing to travel restrictions imposed following the outbreak of COVID-19. When individuals found themselves unable to physically cross the boundary as per usual, they instead turned to mobile media to enact ev… Show more

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“…Scientific works are of practical importance [13][14][15][16], within which developed an intelligent payment scheme for energy infrastructure based on blockchain, analyzed achievements in payment infrastructure and promising new technologies, and also analyzed the successful experience of banks. The study [13] notes that today the government actively supports the construction of intelligent networks and new digital infrastructure, so the energy infrastructure is gradually developing in the direction of intelligence and digitalization.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Scientific works are of practical importance [13][14][15][16], within which developed an intelligent payment scheme for energy infrastructure based on blockchain, analyzed achievements in payment infrastructure and promising new technologies, and also analyzed the successful experience of banks. The study [13] notes that today the government actively supports the construction of intelligent networks and new digital infrastructure, so the energy infrastructure is gradually developing in the direction of intelligence and digitalization.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to increase the timeliness and accuracy of payments to the energy infrastructure fund, to increase the reliability of data, as well as to improve the quality and efficiency of supervision and verification, the authors propose an intelligent payment scheme for the energy infrastructure based on the blockchain. The purpose of the study [14] is to analyze the transactions taking place along the border between Hong Kong and mainland China, which has experienced a sudden "tightening" due to travel restrictions imposed after the COVID-19 outbreak. Referring to the "digital transitions" notion, the authors argue that the use of the digital money infrastructure to manage such transactions should serve as a reminder to scholars to productively engage with the various forms of borders and boundaries that emerge in online spaces.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%