China Makes First Digital Payment to Malaysia for Durian Imports

China has made its first digital yuan payment to Malaysia for durian imports.

This completes a test of digital yuan payments between the two countries.

This could help trade in fresh fruits like durians by making payments faster.

Normal international payments can take a few days and cost a lot of money.

This is a picture of a Musang King durian.

The new digital yuan payment system is faster and cheaper than the old way.

Malaysia wants to sell more durians to China, which is a big market.

China bought a record number of durians in 2024, and most durians are sold to China.

Malaysia sold more durians to China in the first half of 2026 than the year before.

A durian exporter said that even a small part of the Chinese market is a big opportunity.

Malaysia also sells frozen durians to China and wants to increase its durian exports by 2030.

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