At the boarding gate at Hong Kong Airport, Chen Qi is waiting for her flight to San Francisco. Bored, she scrolls through the news after the Hong Kong stock market closes—one leading new energy company announces an expansion plan, and it is expected to open high the next day. At the same time, a technology stock in the US market also starts to show unusual pre-market price movements.
In the past, she would feel helpless due to her funds being spread between Hong Kong dollar and US dollar accounts, but this time, she directly opened BiyaPay, exchanged Hong Kong dollars for USDT, and then converted it 1:1 into US dollars, completing the deposit into the US brokerage in just a few minutes.
Meanwhile, she took advantage of the flexibility of BiyaPay to transfer some funds back to the Hong Kong stock market, preparing for opportunities the next day.
This seamless switching of funds across markets allows her to strategize as precisely in the airport as if she were in a trading room. Chen Qi smiled and said, "BiyaPay enables me to engage in two-way arbitrage even while traveling."