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快服务 KFW

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Fast Service (KFW) is a platform for local life services and time-critical deliveries operating in 734 cities across China. The company features 80,000 drivers who can deliver on average within 30 minutes. Fast Service serves as a central contract partner for numerous leading brands in various sectors and offers services such as document delivery, birthday cake delivery, medication delivery, safe deposit box and key delivery, and food pick-ups from cafes. The firm has its office located on the 2nd floor of Fangyuan Tower in Haidian District, Beijing. Fast Service was founded in 2015 and is known for their 24-hour customer service support.

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