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Social Credit System

Data through 2026-07 · release DRAFT

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Cumulative matching documents by province, through 2026
ProvinceFirst appearanceCumulative documents (2026)
Shandong (山东省)201545
Jiangsu (江苏省)200830
Henan (河南省)201229
Shaanxi (陕西省)200724
Heilongjiang (黑龙江省)201623
Guangdong (广东省)201421
Zhejiang (浙江省)200720
Gansu (甘肃省)201118
Fujian (福建省)201518
Sichuan (四川省)201118
Hebei (河北省)200718
Inner Mongol (内蒙古自治区)201318
Anhui (安徽省)201315
Guangxi (广西壮族自治区)201112
Liaoning (辽宁省)201212
Guizhou (贵州省)201411
Hainan (海南省)20128
Hunan (湖南省)20168
Jiangxi (江西省)20148
Qinghai (青海省)20157
Hubei (湖北省)20117
Shanghai (上海市)20077
Yunnan (云南省)20156
Jilin (吉林省)20165
Ningxia (宁夏回族自治区)20162
Chongqing (重庆市)20211
Beijing (北京市)20151
Xizang (西藏自治区)20151
Shanxi (山西省)20151
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Matching documents per year
YearDocumentsEvent
20031
20040
20051
20061
20076
20082
20091
20101
201110
201210
201311
201426Social Credit System Construction Planning Outline (2014-2020)
201553
201675Joint punishment memorandum for "seriously untrustworthy" entities
201772
201872
201923
202025Blacklist procedure reforms tighten legal safeguards
202135
202239
202329
202419
202527
20268
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Establishment of the National Planning Framework

In 2014, the State Council issued the Planning Outline for the Construction of a Social Credit System (2014-2020), which established a national blueprint to strengthen administrative, business, social, and judicial credit. Following this central directive, provinces and municipalities such as Guizhou, Yunnan, and Beijing published localized implementation plans to align their regional social credit infrastructure with the national 2020 goals. Local governments emphasized the creation of public credit information platforms to serve as a foundation for data collection and inter-agency oversight.

Implementation of Joint Reward and Punishment Mechanisms

To enforce compliance, national and local agencies developed 'Joint Reward and Punishment' (JRP) mechanisms through memorandums of understanding covering diverse sectors including taxation, real estate, and workplace safety. Inter-departmental collaboration allowed for the restriction of 'dishonest' parties in specific activities, such as bidding on public projects and conducting real estate transactions. By the late 2010s, these mechanisms expanded to specialized fields like intellectual property, scientific research, and charity, utilizing centralized platforms for cross-regional data sharing.

Procedural Reform and Standardized Supervision

As the initial planning period concluded, policy shifted toward building a 'new-type regulatory mechanism' based on credit classification and improved procedural fairness. The 'Fourteenth Five-Year' plans for social credit, issued by provinces like Zhejiang and Jiangsu, prioritized the integration of credit into 'digital government' frameworks and the refinement of credit repair processes. Recent directives, including the 2024-2025 Action Plan, emphasize the need for standardized data norms and the revision of older rules to ensure the legal consistency and precision of credit management.