Complete AdSense Payment Guide: Payoneer, Wise, PingPong Comparison & Tutorial

Last December 21st, my friend Zhang gave me a call.

“Can I even get this money or not?” He sounded pretty anxious on the other end. He runs an independent website with AdSense, earning a steady $800 per month. With Christmas season traffic surging, he thought he’d break $1,000 this month. But then—on Google’s payment day, China Merchants Bank straight-up rejected the transfer. The reason? “Unable to provide complete transaction documentation.” The money was sent back, and he had to reconfigure his payment method all over again.

He’d already been standing at the bank counter for over an hour. The bank staff kept repeating the same line: “For this type of foreign income, we need to verify.”

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After hanging up, I remembered my first AdSense payment back in 2021. I was also using China Merchants Bank then—filled out a pile of forms, went to the counter to explain “what is Google AdSense” and “why would US dollars be coming in.” Fortunately, the policies weren’t as strict back then, and after two weeks of hassle, I finally received the payment.

But things are different now.

Foreign Exchange Controls Tighten, Banks Aren’t as Cooperative Anymore

Before 2019, receiving AdSense payments through Chinese banks was pretty smooth. I remember back then, you’d link a China Merchants Bank debit card, Google would send the payment, and it’d arrive in three or four days. Fees were reasonable too—you’d get at least 95% of the amount.

But starting in 2020, things changed dramatically.

First, friends started reporting rejected payments, then banks began requiring “transaction documentation”—contracts, invoices, even website registration certificates. The problem is, with AdSense ad revenue sharing, where would you get formal contracts and invoices? Google just gives you a monthly report saying “you earned this much this month.”

Banks weren’t buying it. They classified AdSense as “personal service income,” but said it “lacked necessary proof documents.” Some branches outright rejected payments, others made you write piles of explanatory materials—and still might not approve.

Honestly, you can’t blame the banks. Tightening foreign exchange controls is a major trend, and banks have to manage risk. But for us website operators, it’s definitely a headache.

Forex Conversion Limit: $50,000 Per Year, Is It Enough?

Many people worry the conversion limit isn’t enough. Actually, regulations allow each person to convert $50,000 USD per year.

$500 monthly income = $6,000 annually—no problem at all. $1,000 monthly = $12,000 annually—still plenty. $2,000 monthly = $24,000 annually—still works.

Those who really hit the limit are the big earners making $5,000-6,000+ per month. These cases do require special handling (like using family members’ quotas or other compliant channels).

But honestly, publishers earning $5,000 monthly are rare. For most people, the pain point isn’t “insufficient quota”—it’s “can’t even receive the money.”

Chinese Account or US Account? That’s the Question

AdSense has two registration types: Chinese account (registered with mainland China address) and US account (registered with US address).

Chinese account advantages: easy application, just fill in a domestic address and ID number. Disadvantage: limited payment options—you can only use Chinese banks or third-party platforms like PingPong that support Chinese accounts. And Chinese banks are unreliable now.

US account advantages: can link Payoneer, Wise, and other US bank accounts for stable payments. Disadvantage: slightly higher application threshold, requires W-8BEN tax form (proving you’re not a US citizen to avoid 30% withholding).

I’ve tried both. Started with a Chinese account, but payment issues kept occurring. Last year I reapplied for a US account, linked Payoneer, and it’s been much more stable.

So which should you choose?

• If you’re just starting out with monthly income under $100, try a Chinese account first. Combined with PingPong payments at 1% fees, it’s acceptable.
• If your monthly income has stabilized above $500 and you’re in it long-term, consider a US account. Though slightly more complex, payment stability brings peace of mind.

Complete Comparison of 5 Payment Methods

Here’s a quick overview table for easy comparison:

Let me break down each one in detail.

Payoneer: Top Choice for US Accounts, Stable but Not Cheap

I’ve been using Payoneer to receive AdSense payments for over a year now. Honestly, while the fees aren’t the cheapest, it wins on stability.

Who’s it for?

• US AdSense account users (need US bank account)
• Monthly income between $100-5,000
• Value stability, don’t want to constantly switch platforms

Fee Breakdown (got to calculate this clearly):

• Receiving fee: 1.2%
• Withdrawal to Chinese bank: $1.50 per transaction
• Annual fee: $29.95 (waived if annual receipts exceed $1,000)
• Exchange rate loss: approximately 0.5-1% (Payoneer’s rate slightly below real-time rate)

Let’s do the math. Assuming $1,000 monthly income:

Google payment to Payoneer: $1000
Payoneer receiving fee (1.2%): -$12
Withdrawal fee: -$1.5
Exchange rate loss (estimated 1%): -$9.87
Final amount: $976.63
Total loss: 2.34%

Losing $23+ per month equals about 160 RMB. At $500 monthly income, you’d lose about 80 RMB.

Advantages:

• Provides real US bank account information (Routing Number and Account Number), can directly link to US AdSense account
• Large platform, high stability, no worries about platform disappearing
• Fast customer service response with Chinese support
• Besides AdSense, can receive payments from YouTube, Amazon Affiliate, and multiple platforms

Disadvantages:

• High fees, total cost 2-3%
• Withdrawal to China costs an additional $1.50
• Exchange rate slightly lower than real-time rate

My Real Experience:
First used Payoneer in March last year. I was pretty nervous, unsure if it would work. But three days after Google sent payment, money arrived in my Payoneer account. Withdrew to China Merchants Bank, waited another 4 days, and RMB arrived. The whole process was smooth.

The only hiccup was my first withdrawal—I filled in the wrong bank branch information, and the money was returned to my Payoneer account. After contacting customer service and refilling correctly, it succeeded. Make sure to confirm bank information is correct, especially the branch details down to the specific location.

PingPong: Money-Saving First Choice for Chinese Accounts

I’ve also tried PingPong—fees are definitely low. If you have a Chinese AdSense account and want to save money, consider this.

Who’s it for?

• Chinese AdSense account users
• Monthly income above $200
• Seeking low fees

Fee Breakdown:

• Individual users: 1%
• Enterprise users: 0.3-0.6% (requires business license verification)
• Withdrawal to Chinese bank: free
• Exchange rate: basically official rate

Let’s do the math. Same $1,000 monthly income:

Google payment to PingPong: $1000
PingPong fee (1%): -$10
Withdrawal fee: free
Exchange rate loss (estimated 0.5%): -$5
Final amount: $985
Total loss: 1.5%

Saves about 80 RMB compared to Payoneer.

Advantages:

• Low fees—1% individual, enterprise as low as 0.3%
• Free withdrawals, unlike Payoneer’s $1.50
• Fast arrival, 1-3 business days
• Supports Chinese AdSense accounts (this is important)

Disadvantages:

• Enterprise low rates require business license, individual users can’t access
• Platform smaller than Payoneer, uncertain about future policy changes
• Doesn’t provide US bank account, only for Chinese AdSense accounts

Friend’s Experience:
My friend Li uses PingPong—he has a Chinese account earning about $600-800 monthly. He says PingPong arrival is fast, basically two days after Google payment to reach PingPong account, then withdraw to ICBC, another day or two. 1% fee, he finds it acceptable.

But he warned me that PingPong sometimes requires supplementary materials (like website screenshots, income proof), though usually approves once submitted.

Wise (Formerly TransferWise): Transparent Rates, Not Cheap

Wise’s defining feature is extremely transparent exchange rates—basically real-time rates, unlike some platforms that profit from rate spreads. But 1.5% fees aren’t cheap.

Who’s it for?

• US AdSense account users
• Value exchange rate transparency
• Need multi-country bank accounts

Fee Breakdown:

• Receiving fee: 1.5%
• Withdrawal to Chinese bank: $0.50-1 per transaction
• Exchange rate: real-time rate (very honest)

Let’s calculate. $1,000 monthly income:

Google payment to Wise: $1000
Wise fee (1.5%): -$15
Withdrawal fee: -$1
Exchange rate loss: almost zero
Final amount: $984
Total loss: 1.6%

While the 1.5% fee seems high, the transparent rate means actual loss is 1.6%—between Payoneer and PingPong.

Advantages:

• Completely transparent rates, no hidden fees
• Fast arrival, 1-2 business days
• Provides US, UK, Eurozone, and other multi-country bank accounts
• Great user experience, clean app design

Disadvantages:

• 1.5% fee, higher than PingPong
• Chinese support not as good as Payoneer
• Some regional withdrawal restrictions

Who’s This For?
If you particularly care about exchange rates and don’t want platforms profiting from rate spreads, Wise is a good choice. Though 1.5% fees aren’t low, at least it’s transparent pricing—gives you peace of mind.

China Merchants Bank Direct Payment: Zero Fees but Low Success Rate

The biggest advantage of this method is it’s free. But the problem is, success rate is really not high now.

Who’s it for?

• Chinese AdSense account users
• Monthly income under $500 (small amounts)
• Can provide complete income documentation

Fee Breakdown:

• Receiving fee: free
• Conversion fee: free
• Exchange rate: official rate

Sounds perfect, right? But the reality is:

In 2021 I tried China Merchants Bank direct payment. First time succeeded, second time was rejected. Bank customer service said I needed “transaction documentation.” I provided AdSense income report screenshots and wrote an explanation, but was still rejected.

Later I asked several friends—success rate about 60-70%. If you’re lucky it works, if not it gets returned, and you have to reset payment method, wasting time.

Success Rate Improvement Tips:

• First test with small amounts, like $100-200, see if bank rejects
• Contact bank customer service beforehand, explain situation (this is Google AdSense ad revenue, personal service income)
• Prepare related materials: website screenshots, AdSense backend screenshots, income reports
• Avoid sensitive periods (like year-end when forex controls tighten)

My Recommendation:
If your monthly income is under $500, you can try China Merchants Bank—after all, it’s free. But simultaneously prepare a backup plan (like PingPong), so if the bank rejects, switch immediately without delaying payment.

Coral Cross-border: Lowest Fees, But Platform Too Small

Coral Cross-border only charges 0.7% fees—cheapest of all options. But the problem is, this platform is too small with few user reviews—risks are uncertain.

Fee Breakdown:

• Receiving fee: 0.7%
• Withdrawal to Chinese bank: free
• Exchange rate: official rate

Let’s calculate. $1,000 monthly income:

Google payment to Coral Cross-border: $1000
Fee (0.7%): -$7
Withdrawal fee: free
Exchange rate loss (estimated 0.5%): -$5
Final amount: $988
Total loss: 1.2%

From a cost perspective, it’s definitely the most economical.

But my concerns are:

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• Platform scale too small, fund security unknown
• Can’t find many user reviews online
• Uncertain about future policy changes or platform issues

If you want to try Coral Cross-border, suggest:

• First test with small amounts, like $50-100, see if it arrives smoothly
• Don’t store large amounts on the platform, withdraw quickly after receiving
• Closely monitor platform developments for any abnormalities

Honestly, I haven’t used Coral Cross-border myself, don’t feel comfortable recommending it. But if you can accept some risk and want to save on fees, you can try.

Summary: How to Choose?

By Monthly Income:

• $0-500: Try China Merchants Bank → If not, use PingPong
• $500-2,000: PingPong (save money) or Payoneer (stable)
• $2,000-5,000: Payoneer (stable & reliable)
• $5,000+: Consider US account + Payoneer/Wise

By AdSense Type:

• Chinese account: PingPong > China Merchants Bank > Coral Cross-border
• US account: Payoneer > Wise

By Priority:

• Save money priority: PingPong (1%) > Coral Cross-border (0.7%)
• Stability priority: Payoneer > Wise
• Speed priority: Wise (1-2 days) > PingPong (1-3 days)

Complete Payoneer Setup Tutorial

This section provides detailed instructions on how to register Payoneer, link it to AdSense, and withdraw to Chinese bank cards. Follow these steps—you won’t go wrong.

Register Payoneer Account

Step 1: Visit Official Website

Open your browser, enter https://www.payoneer.com/ to access Payoneer’s website. Click the “Sign Up” button in the upper right corner.

Select “Individual Account” (not corporate account).

Step 2: Fill in Personal Information

You’ll need these ready:

• Front and back ID photos (clear, smartphone photos work)
• Phone number (to receive verification codes)
• Commonly used email
• Real residential address (accurate to street number)

When filling out, note:

• Name should be in Pinyin (matching ID)
• Address accurate to street number, like “Unit X, Room X, No. XX, XX Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing”
• Phone number should be your regular number for receiving verification codes
• Birth date and ID number must be accurate—system will verify

Step 3: Identity Verification

After filling basic information, you need to upload ID.

Photo tips:

• Front and back both clear
• All four corners in frame
• No glare
• Can use phone, but must be clear

After uploading, wait for review—usually 1-3 business days. After approval, you’ll receive email notification: “Your Payoneer account has been activated.”

Step 4: Obtain US Bank Account Information

This step is crucial. After approval, log into Payoneer account:

1. Click “Receive” in left menu
2. Select “Global Payment Service”
3. Choose “USD Account”

You’ll see US bank account information:

Bank Name: Community Federal Savings Bank
Routing Number: XXX XXX XXX (9 digits)
Account Number: XXXX XXXX XXXX (12 digits)
Account Type: Checking

Copy this information—you’ll need it to link AdSense.

Important Reminder:

• This is a virtual US bank account, not a real physical bank account
• Each user’s Routing Number and Account Number is unique
• Don’t share with others

Link Payoneer to AdSense Backend

Now that you have Payoneer’s US bank account information, you can link AdSense.

Step 1: Log into AdSense

Open https://www.google.com/adsense, log into your AdSense account.

Click “Payments” in left menu → “Payment info.”

Step 2: Add Payment Method

If you’ve previously set up other payment methods (like Chinese banks), delete them first, or add a new one.

Click “Add payment method.”

For payment method, select “Wire transfer to bank account.”

For country/region, select “United States” (not China).

Step 3: Fill in Bank Information

This step requires care—don’t fill incorrectly:

• Bank name: Community Federal Savings Bank (copy from Payoneer)
• Routing Number: Your 9-digit routing number (copy from Payoneer)
• Account Number: Your 12-digit account number (copy from Payoneer)
• Account Type: Select Checking
• Account holder name: Fill in your real name in Pinyin (must match Payoneer registration name)

After filling, click “Save.”

Step 4: Verify Small Deposit (May Be Required)

To verify your bank account, Google will deposit a small test amount to your Payoneer account, between $0.01-0.99.

After 1-3 days, log into Payoneer, click “Activity” to view transaction records, find the deposit from Google, note the exact amount (like $0.32).

Return to AdSense backend, enter this verification amount, click “Verify.”

After successful verification, payment method status will show “Verified” with a green checkmark.

Done! From now on, Google will automatically send payments to your Payoneer account around the 21st of each month.

Withdraw from Payoneer to Chinese Bank Card

Once money arrives in your Payoneer account, how do you withdraw to a Chinese bank card?

Step 1: Log into Payoneer

Visit https://www.payoneer.com, log into your account.

Click “Withdraw” in left menu → “Withdraw to bank account.”

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Step 2: Add Chinese Bank Account

First withdrawal requires adding a Chinese bank account first.

Payoneer-supported Chinese banks (partial list):

• Bank of China
• ICBC
• China Construction Bank
• China Merchants Bank
• Shanghai Pudong Development Bank
• Bank of Communications
• Agricultural Bank of China

Fill in information:

• Bank name: Like “China Merchants Bank”
• Bank branch: Accurate to branch! Like “China Merchants Bank Beijing Chaoyang Branch” (call customer service or check back of bank card)
• Bank account number: Your bank card number
• Account holder name: Must match Payoneer registration name

How to Check Bank Branch?

• Call bank customer service, provide card number, ask for “bank branch”
• Or in WeChat/Alipay linked bank card, click to see bank branch
• Or check back of bank card, some cards print branch name

Step 3: Initiate Withdrawal

After adding bank account, select withdrawal amount.

Minimum withdrawal: $50.

Fee: $1.50 per transaction (regardless of amount).

Don’t make frequent small withdrawals—suggest accumulating $500-1,000 for one withdrawal to keep fee percentage low.

Fill in withdrawal amount, like $500.

Page will display:

• Fee: $1.50
• Exchange rate: Like $1 = 7.15 RMB (Payoneer’s rate)
• Actual arrival: About 3,563 RMB

Confirm everything is correct, click “Withdraw.”

Step 4: Wait for Arrival

Arrival time: 2-5 business days.

Arrival currency: RMB (Payoneer automatically converts).

After arrival, bank card will receive SMS notification: “Your account received XXXX yuan.”

Notes:

• First withdrawal suggest small amount test, like $50-100, confirm arrival before larger withdrawals
• Bank branch information must be correct, otherwise money returns to Payoneer (return also takes days)
• Withdrawal fee $1.50, don’t withdraw frequently
• Exchange rate is Payoneer official rate, slightly lower than real-time rate 0.5-1%

Quick Comparison: PingPong vs Wise

I covered Payoneer in detail. PingPong and Wise operations are similar—here’s a brief overview.

PingPong Operation Points

Who’s it for? Chinese AdSense account, want to save fees.

Registration Steps:

1. Visit https://www.pingpongx.com
2. Select “Individual Account” registration
3. Upload ID, real-name verification
4. After approval, receive payment account information

Link AdSense:

• Log into AdSense backend → “Payments” → “Add payment method”
• Select “Wire transfer”
• Fill in bank information provided by PingPong (Chinese bank account)
• Wait for Google verification

Withdrawal:

• Log into PingPong → “Withdraw”
• Select withdraw to bank card
• Fill in Chinese bank card information
• 1-3 business days arrival, automatically converts to RMB

Fees:

• Individual users: 1%
• Enterprise users: 0.3-0.6% (requires business license)
• Free withdrawals

Wise Operation Points

Who’s it for? US AdSense account, value rate transparency.

Registration Steps:

1. Visit https://wise.com
2. Register individual account
3. Identity verification (passport or ID)
4. Open USD account

Link AdSense:

• Obtain Wise US bank account information (Routing Number and Account Number)
• Add in AdSense backend
• Fill in bank information and verify

Withdrawal:

• Log into Wise → “Transfer”
• Select “USD to CNY”
• Enter amount and Chinese bank account
• Page shows real-time exchange rate and fees (very transparent)
• 1-2 business days arrival

Fee Comparison:

Wise’s feature is completely transparent exchange rates with no hidden fees. Though 1.5% fees aren’t low, at least it’s clearly marked.

Chinese to US Account Switching Guide

As mentioned earlier, Chinese and US accounts each have pros and cons. If you’re currently using a Chinese account with frequent payment issues, consider switching to US account.

Core Differences: Chinese vs US Account

US Account Advantages

Stable Payments: Using Payoneer/Wise US bank accounts, unaffected by Chinese forex controls, fast arrival.

Long-term Development: Unaffected by Chinese policy changes, can simultaneously receive payments from multiple platforms (YouTube, Affiliate, etc.).

Relatively Simple Tax: After completing W-8BEN, no US tax withholding. Though withdrawal to China still requires personal tax filing, process is clear.

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US Account Challenges

Requires US Address: Registration needs US address. Options:

• Forwarding company address (like USAddress, Anytimemailbox)
• Friend’s address (if you have US friends)
• Virtual address service

Need W-8BEN Tax Form: Proves you’re “non-US tax resident” to avoid 30% withholding. Not complicated to fill—detailed in next section.

Stricter Review: Google may require address proof (utility bills, etc.), higher standards than Chinese accounts.

Should You Switch?

Recommend Switching to US Account If:

• Monthly income >$1,000, long-term commitment
• Chinese banks frequently reject, unstable payments
• Want to simultaneously receive YouTube and other platform payments

Keep Chinese Account If:

• Monthly income <$500, just starting
• Using PingPong or other third-party platforms with stable payments
• Don’t want to deal with US tax forms

Switching Notes:

• Existing Chinese account cannot directly convert to US account
• Need to reapply for AdSense (using US address)
• May need new website or wait period

Tax Compliance & Risk Warnings

Receiving payments involves money—tax and compliance must be taken seriously. This section covers W-8BEN completion, Chinese personal tax filing, and risks to watch.

W-8BEN Tax Form Completion (Required for US Accounts)

What is W-8BEN?

W-8BEN is a tax form required by the US IRS to prove you’re a “non-US tax resident.” Without it, Google withholds 30% of earnings.

Example: You earn $1,000 this month. Without W-8BEN, Google only pays you $700, withholding $300. With W-8BEN completed, Google pays full $1,000.

When to Complete?

After registering US AdSense account, Google prompts for tax information, usually before first payment.

Completion Steps:

1. Log into AdSense → “Payments” → “Manage settings”
2. Click “US tax info”
3. Select “I am not a US citizen”
4. Complete W-8BEN form:
   • Name: Pinyin, matching passport/ID
   • Nationality: China
   • Address: Fill your actual mainland China address
   • Tax ID: Select “Foreign Tax ID,” fill Chinese ID number
   • Tax treaty: Select “China”
   • Income type: Select “Royalties”
   • Tax rate: 0% (US-China tax treaty, ad revenue exempt)
5. Sign and submit

Key Fields Explained:

• Part I, Line 6: Fill China address
• Part II, Line 9: Select “China” (tax treaty)
• Part II, Line 10: Select “Royalties”
• Tax Rate: 0%

Notes:

• Fill truthful information, may require ID verification
• Resubmit every 3 years
• Correct completion avoids 30% withholding

Chinese Tax Filing

AdSense income is taxable in China too. Many people don’t know or take chances, but you should file honestly.

Personal Income Tax:

• AdSense income classified as “service remuneration income” or “royalty income”
• Tax rate: 20% (base) + progressive surcharge
• Annual income <120,000 RMB exempt from filing (but recommend honest filing)

How to File?

1. Download “Personal Income Tax” app
2. Select “Comprehensive Income Annual Settlement”
3. Add under “Service Remuneration” or “Royalty Income”
4. Fill amount (actual RMB received)
5. Submit filing and pay tax

Practical Operation:
Honestly, many small-income users don’t file (gray area). But recommend if annual income >100,000 RMB, file compliantly for stability. Can consult professional tax advisor.

Foreign Exchange Compliance

Forex Management Regulations:

• Individual annual conversion limit: $50,000
• Excess requires special filing
• Source must be legal (AdSense is legal service income)

Compliant Operations:

• Use legitimate platforms (Payoneer, Wise, PingPong)
• Keep income proof (AdSense report screenshots)
• State purpose honestly when converting (personal service income)

Risk Warnings:

• Avoid illegal channels like “underground banks”
• Large fund flows may trigger bank risk controls
• Suggest withdrawing in batches, avoid single large amounts

Platform Risks

Third-party Platform Risks:

• Payoneer, Wise: Mature platforms, low risk
• PingPong, Coral Cross-border: Smaller scale, some risk exists

Recommendations:

• Don’t store large amounts long-term
• Withdraw quickly after receiving
• Closely monitor platform developments

Account Ban Risks:

• Google AdSense may ban accounts (policy violations, invalid clicks, etc.)
• Third-party platforms may freeze accounts (risk control)

Recommendations:

• Follow AdSense policies
• Don’t cheat clicks
• Prepare multiple backup payment methods

Conclusion

After all that, let me summarize.

AdSense payment boils down to three core points: choose the right method, stable arrival, compliant operations.

Payment Method Selection:

• Small amounts (<$500): Try China Merchants Bank → If not, use PingPong
• Medium amounts ($500-$2,000): PingPong (save money) or Payoneer (stable)
• Large amounts (>$2,000): Payoneer
• US accounts: Payoneer or Wise

Fee Comparison:

• Most economical: Coral Cross-border (0.7%) > PingPong (1%)
• Most stable: Payoneer (2.34%) > Wise (1.6%)
• Free but unreliable: China Merchants Bank direct (60-70% success rate)

Tax Compliance:

• US accounts: Complete W-8BEN, avoid 30% US withholding
• Chinese accounts: Annual income >100,000 RMB suggest filing personal taxes
• Conversion: Annual limit $50,000

Three things you can start today:

1. Evaluate your monthly income, choose the most suitable method. Under $500 monthly, PingPong is sufficient; over $1,000 monthly, recommend Payoneer.

2. Register Payoneer or PingPong. Registration is free—register now, wait for approval, then link AdSense without time loss.

3. Update payment method in AdSense backend. If you’re currently using Chinese banks with frequent rejections, switch to third-party platforms immediately, don’t wait for next month’s payment issues.

Final word: payment is the last step in AdSense monetization—don’t get stuck here. Choose the right method, money arrives safely, then you can focus on creating content.

20 min read · Published on: Jan 9, 2026 · Modified on: Jan 22, 2026

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