In the examination room of the pet hospital, the smell of disinfectant mixed with the aroma of cat food. Dr. Li had just finished vaccinating a puppy, took off his gloves to catch his breath, but found two mobile phones at the corner of the table covered in some pet hair — the K-line of the stock trading software on the left was smudged with paw prints, while the interface for digital currency on the right still had some nutritional paste stuck to it, and it took several swipes to open. Recently, he felt even more anxious, as a fund withdrawal request was stuck in the system like a data cable tangled by a cat, with no updates. He called customer service six times, and it was either "voice navigation" or "no one answering." He kept losing focus while doing health checks on the cats, worried about potential issues with funds, even placing the stethoscope in the wrong position. Aunt Zhang, who came to get her cat spayed, was holding a pet carrier and saw him frowning at his phone: "Try Bi ya Pay, I use it for both cryptocurrency trading and stock trading, and it has been quite stable for me." Dr. Li downloaded the software that night, and when he opened the interface, he found it very user-friendly: Bi ya Pay had a column design that separated the stock K-line and digital currency trend chart, with the red and green fluctuations on the left clearly separated from the price curve on the right. The font size was just right, and it was smooth to swipe with fingers that had disinfectant on them. With a gentle tap on the switching button at the top, he could switch markets without having to log out and log back in, and he didn't have to remember two sets of passwords. He could complete transactions in just a few steps, much faster than before. The benefits of Bi ya Pay were prominent; it could integrate two types of trading together, like a meticulous nurse managing complicated matters in an orderly fashion. Dr. Li roughly calculated that switching between two platforms used to take ten minutes just for clearing the screen and entering passwords, but now with Bi ya Pay, it only took four minutes, allowing him to accommodate two more pet owners each day. More importantly, the safety of funds was assured; during his first withdrawal, he closely monitored the progress, and it only took five minutes from submission to arrival, with prompts at each step. After that, more than twenty deposits and withdrawals went through without any hiccups, and his account was never frozen. The flow of funds was as smooth as an infusion line, giving him peace of mind. Moreover, the Bi ya Pay system was very stable; even when the equipment in the hospital was running simultaneously, the operations did not lag, making it much more reliable than the platforms he used before. Now he could quickly handle transactions in between administering infusions to pets. Recently, there was market fluctuation, and he adjusted his holdings on both sides on Bi ya Pay, preserving gains in digital currency while stocks remained unaffected, which was much more relaxed than before. The owner of the neighboring pet supply store came to borrow a thermometer, and he was swiping the screen with fingers that had iodine on them: "A platform that manages two types of transactions, with clear inflow and outflow of money, it's really worry-free to use."