The State Administration for Market Regulation (National Standards Commission) recently released the recommended national standard "Technical Specifications for Convenient Services on Medical Security Information Platforms" (GB/T 45938-2025), which specifies the access methods, functional requirements, performance requirements, and security requirements for convenient services on medical security information platforms, such as medical insurance codes (medical insurance electronic vouchers), medical insurance mobile payments, medical insurance electronic prescriptions, and personal medical insurance information authorization queries. This standard was developed by the National Healthcare Security Administration and is the first national standard in the field of healthcare security, marking a milestone breakthrough in China's medical insurance standardization construction. In recent years, the development of medical insurance informatization has effectively promoted the development of convenient services on medical security information platforms. The public can easily access designated medical institutions that provide convenient services on the medical security information platform, and log in to their medical insurance accounts through mobile phone verification or facial recognition. They can easily handle full scenario and full process medical and drug purchase services such as registration, medical treatment, examination and testing, printing report forms, taking drugs, hospitalization, electronic prescription circulation, and medical insurance settlement. A convenient medical insurance service system with full-time online, diversified channels, and nationwide coverage has been initially formed, providing convenient medical insurance services for the vast number of insured persons. As of July this year, there are over 930000 designated medical institutions nationwide that have access to medical insurance codes (electronic certificates of medical insurance), more than 240 that have access to cooperation channels for exhibition codes, and a total of 12 billion settlements. 47000 institutions have access to mobile payment for medical insurance, and over 350000 institutions have access to electronic prescriptions for medical insurance, with a total of over 63 million prescriptions issued. This standard is developed based on the practice of medical security information platform engineering, and its core technical requirements have been widely applied nationwide. Its scientific, practical, and universal nature have been fully verified, and it is applicable to designated medical institutions, cooperative financial institutions, third-party payment institutions, government service departments, and other cooperative application institutions. It is reported that this standard will be implemented from January 1, 2026. (New Society)