Dong Nai organizes cashless payment fair

On December 4, at Long Thanh Market (Long Thanh commune), the Dong Nai Department of Industry and Trade (DoIT) organized the Dong Nai Cashless Payment Fair 2025, along with livestream sessions to promote and sell products online.

The event was attended by leaders of the DoIT, representatives of the State Bank of Vietnam – Region 2 Branch, and the Vietnam E-commerce Association (VECOM).

Delegates press the activation button to launch the Dong Nai Cashless Payment Fair 2025. Photo: Hai Quan

At the event, experts in digital transformation and e-commerce, as well as representatives from commercial banks, shared solutions to support the development of e-commerce and the adoption of digital payments for small traders, production facilities, and businesses. They also introduced solutions for digitalizing the management of traditional markets and supporting household businesses in shifting from presumptive tax to declarative tax systems.

In particular, traditional market vendors, production facilities, businesses, and local enterprises received support in livestreaming product promotions, received instructions and consultations on digital solutions, created online sales channels, and filmed product promotion videos during the program.

E-commerce experts share insights at the program. Photo: Hai Quan

Staff from Vietcombank Nhon Trach Branch introduce and guide businesses and traders on using digital banking services at the fair. Photo: Hai Quan

Delegates visit OCOP product booths of Dong Nai at the fair. Photo: Hai Quan

According to Tran Duong Hung, Deputy Director of the Department of Industry and Trade, the fair is a key event in a series of well-prepared activities carried out over the past several months, including market surveys, the development of trader databases, support for setting up digital payment accounts, QR codes, and electronic profiles, as well as training sessions on livestreaming skills, packaging, and delivery. All of these efforts aim to equip household businesses with the most practical tools to enter the digital business environment.

Deputy Director of the DoIT Tran Duong Hung speaks at the fair. Photo: Hai Quan

In addition, a highlight of the fair is the livestream sales activities conducted directly on the TikTok Shop platform. The department selected representatives from household businesses at the market, along with several enterprises and OCOP (One Commune, One Product) entities, as well as typical rural industrial producers, to livestream and promote Dong Nai’s signature products to consumers nationwide.

By Hai Quan – Translated by M.Nguyet, Minho