Ride-sharing company Didi has finally allowed new user registrations in China.
The company had been under a regulatory crackdown in China, after deciding to list on the U.S. Stock exchange.
Didi also revealed it would take extra measures relating to platform safety and security concerns.
New user registration was suspended and the company was fined $1.2 billion over data-security breaches.
Didi was also forced to end its 11-month-long journey as a New Stock Exchange-traded company in June last year.
