The use of "Wuhan Voucher" is limited to the industry scope, and the participating businesses are not specified. Any entity that meets the four categories and is registered in Wuhan and supports WeChat, Alipay commercial payment or Meituan (public comment) online payment can participate in the "Wuhan Voucher" activity. Wal-Mart stores are not in Category 4, so they can't be used.

The business in Wuhan has been at a standstill from October 23rd to early April. The most fundamental purpose of issuing coupons is to let businesses "open their doors for business and welcome guests".

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According to the Wuhan Municipal Bureau of Commerce, most other cities in China only rely on government finance to issue consumer vouchers. In addition to the government's financial investment of 500 million yuan, Wuhan also invited well-known domestic e-commerce enterprises to participate, and e-commerce enterprises directly invested 654.38+08 billion yuan, accounting for 2.3 billion yuan. According to the development of various industries in physical stores, it is divided into four categories: catering, shopping malls, supermarkets and cultural and sports tourism.

It also includes a special coupon of180,000 yuan, which is distributed by the street to the poor, the destitute and the poverty-stricken people who set up a card. According to the platform data of WeChat payment, among the users who currently receive coupons, users aged 40 and above account for 48%, and the age distribution is relatively balanced.

At 0:00- 12 on the 20th of the first consumption day, 862 small and micro businesses participated in the coupon activities during the half-day consumption period, accounting for 69%, which brought an average turnover of 466 yuan to each small and micro business. In addition, the payment platform also has technical means to prevent consumer vouchers from being resold and misappropriated.