With the facilitation of cross-border RMB settlement in offshore re-export scenarios, currency choice for re-export is becoming more diversified. USD/CNY holds at 6.7190 with a relatively stronger CNY, narrowing the import hedging window; but settling in RMB can bypass part of the FX exposure, lowering hedging cost by roughly 0.2–0.4 percentage points. On the documentation side, the Shanghai FTZ 'authenticity evidence whitelist' has expanded to 27 certified warehouse operators whose digital receipts are recognized by Singapore's MPA and UAE's ADNOC. SNSUC Research Institute estimates that once a digital receipt is hash-stamped on-chain via SHA-256, the re-export documentation review cycle shrinks from an average of 4.6 business days to 1.3. Enterprises without quotas can use SNSUC's offshore re-export compliance-architecture design service, completing title transfer through an offshore SPV and matching certified digital receipts to meet GACC's 'three-documents-consistent' (contract, invoice, receipt) requirement and avoid demurrage costs from delayed authenticity evidence.