The reporter learned today that the General Administration of Market Supervision issued the “Guidelines for Market Supervision and Administration of Credit Repair Services” and deployed local market supervisory authorities to focus on establishing a full-process credit repair service mechanism. Strengthen prevention in advance and tighten the protective net against the risk of loss of trust. Conduct interpretation of credit repair policies, release cases, and comprehensively deepen legal popularization publicity. Focus on key areas or industries such as food and drugs, and guide business entities to improve credit risk prevention and control capabilities. Explore the use of big data and artificial intelligence technology to push early warning information in a timely manner to prevent the risk of loss of trust. Set up an offline credit service area to answer questions and consult on site, and strengthen compliance guidance. Promote quick processing in the event and create a convenient and fast track for repair. Standardized and efficient processing is achieved through measures such as streamlining materials and reducing time limits. Implement a “three letters in one” mechanism for penalty decisions, repair notices, and compliance recommendations to ensure that business entities are aware of policies in a timely manner. Guide e-commerce platforms to optimize services, and push transmission policies and repair reminders peer-to-peer. Relying on a unified national platform for market supervision and credit repair, implement “One Network Access” for credit repair. Pay attention to follow-up visits and gather services to enhance new momentum. Return visits are carried out through telephone inquiries, on-site inspections, and online inspections to investigate the effectiveness of credit repair work. If false materials are submitted during restoration and the circumstances are serious, the restoration decision will be rescinded and punished according to law. Support and guidance will be provided for those with poor rectification and untrue compliance. In response to suggestions from business entities on issues during repair implementation, establish demand accounts, implement sales number management, and continuously improve the level of credit repair service capabilities throughout the process.

The reporter learned today that the General Administration of Market Supervision issued the “Guidelines for Market Supervision and Administration of Credit Repair Services” and deployed local market supervisory authorities to focus on establishing a full-process credit repair service mechanism. Strengthen prevention in advance and tighten the protective net against the risk of loss of trust. Conduct interpretation of credit repair policies, release cases, and comprehensively deepen legal popularization publicity. Focus on key areas or industries such as food and drugs, and guide business entities to improve credit risk prevention and control capabilities. Explore the use of big data and artificial intelligence technology to push early warning information in a timely manner to prevent the risk of loss of trust. Set up an offline credit service area to answer questions and consult on site, and strengthen compliance guidance. Promote quick processing in the event and create a convenient and fast track for repair. Standardized and efficient processing is achieved through measures such as streamlining materials and reducing time limits. Implement a “three letters in one” mechanism for penalty decisions, repair notices, and compliance recommendations to ensure that business entities are aware of policies in a timely manner. Guide e-commerce platforms to optimize services, and push transmission policies and repair reminders peer-to-peer. Relying on a unified national platform for market supervision and credit repair, implement “One Network Access” for credit repair. Pay attention to follow-up visits and gather services to enhance new momentum. Return visits are carried out through telephone inquiries, on-site inspections, and online inspections to investigate the effectiveness of credit repair work. If false materials are submitted during restoration and the circumstances are serious, the restoration decision will be rescinded and punished according to law. Support and guidance will be provided for those with poor rectification and untrue compliance. In response to suggestions from business entities on issues during repair implementation, establish demand accounts, implement sales number management, and continuously improve the level of credit repair service capabilities throughout the process.