Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co., Ltd., the leading supplier of digital video surveillance products
Hikvision products recognised and approved by one of the four state-owned commercial banks
Bank of China, one of the four major state-owned banks in China, recently announced the results of the latest tender of video surveillance equipments. Hikvision's camera products, for the very first time, are enlisted due to its prime quality, high performance and stability, as well as company's overall technical advance.

The tender is open for all video surveillance companies in the market, and enlisted companies will be qualified to supply video surveillance products for the next two years.

Among the enlisted surveillance suppliers, Hikvision is the only domestic company, which in the past the list was dominated by foreign brands. It's the very first time for domestic camera supplier to be recognised and approved by one of the four state-owned commercial banks, which is a great progress for China's domestic camera manufacturers in recent years, and further confirms that Hikvision's camera products are up to international standard and the company has equipped with all the know-how and resources to step into the international markets.

Apart from the camera products, Hikvision's DVR products have also been enlisted by Bank of China's tender.

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