Does it affect you to exchange a lot of foreign currency?

A large number of private foreign exchange and its possible blacklisting by SAFE will have an impact on overseas foreign exchange in the future.

Foreign currency refers to the currency other than "bookkeeping base currency", which is the bookkeeping base currency relative to the domestic currency, and is specifically manifested as the currency other than "bookkeeping base currency" in accounting.

Foreign currency is divided into narrow sense and broad sense, which refers to the currency of other countries or regions other than the domestic currency, including all kinds of banknotes and coins. Foreign currency in a broad sense refers to all payment vouchers expressed in foreign currency that can be used for international settlement. In addition to foreign banknotes and coins, it also includes foreign securities held by enterprises, such as government bonds, government bonds, corporate bonds, stocks and dividends expressed in foreign currencies; It also includes foreign currency payment vouchers, such as bills expressed in foreign currency, bank deposit vouchers, postal savings vouchers, etc., and other foreign currency funds, such as various foreign currency remittances, foreign currency payment in import and export trade, etc. Its meaning is consistent with the static meaning of foreign exchange.

The concept of foreign currency in accounting is different from the foreign currency in the above general sense, and it has its own unique usage. Refers to a currency other than the functional currency. For example, enterprises use RMB as their bookkeeping base currency, and all foreign currencies are foreign currencies, including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. If the enterprise uses a currency other than RMB (USD), including RMB, it is a foreign currency. In order to distinguish it from the general concept of foreign currency, the concept of foreign currency in accounting is usually replaced by non-bookkeeping currency (or bookkeeping currency).