China Smart Card Market 2009
Smart Insights, September 2009, Pages: 120
“China Smart Cards Market 2009” includes qualitative and quantitative market analysis on the smart card market with forecasts about each market segment. This report is an indispensable tool for every company involved in the Chinese smart card market, or even just considering entering the Chinese smart card market. It will also be an essential tool for investors and financial analysts evaluating the potential of Chinese smart card market, as well as Chinese industrialists.
This new report analyzes all market segments for the Chinese Smart Card Market:
- Mobile Communication: China hosts the largest mobile network operator by the number of subscribers, and is expected to pass the 1 billion subscribers bar by 2012,
- Payment, with 1.8 billion magstripe cards on the field ready to be converted to smart cards,
- Transport, with contactless card applications in every large Chinese city,
- Government ID, where the government has already equipped each Chinese citizen with a smart ID card, and is in the process of distributing healthcare cards,
- Mobile Payment services, with NFC trials under way to develop proximity mobile payments,
- Pay TV, with a digital TV market adding 2 million new users every month.
Products Mentioned:
- SIM
- UIM
- USIM
- RUIM
- TD-SCDMA
- phonecard
- EMV
- PBOC
- UnionPay
- NXP Mifare
- Legic
1. Overview
2. Telecom
2.1 - Chinese mobile market profile, current situation and prospects
2.2 - China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom restructuring
2.2.1 Major telecom operators
2.2.2 2008 telecom industry restructuring
2.3 - 3G in China
2.3.1 3G licenses issues
2.3.2 Heavy investment in 3G
2.3.3 TD-SCDMA in the global market
2.4 - Handsets and smart phones
2.4.1 Xiaolingtong (PHS) goes to its end
2.4.2 Forecasts
2.5 - Mobile communication cards
2.5.1 Forecasts
2.6 - IC telephone card
3. Payment
3.1 - Background
3.1.1 EMV standard and its implementations
3.1.2 China UnionPay
3.1.3 First IC bank card
3.1.4 Chinese cards spending habit
3.2 - Chinese banking industry and EMV migration
3.2.1 Global Drivers for EMV Migration
3.2.2 Migration strategies and Chinese EMV standard
3.2.3 Government support for EMV migration
3.2.4 Barriers to EMV migration in China
3.2.5 EMV migration market value
3.2.6 Impact on stake holders
3.2.7 EMV migration by 2011?
4. Transport
4.1 - Overview
4.1.1 Multi-application
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4.1.2 Inter-city transport network
4.2 - Chips for major transport cards
4.2.1 ISO/IEC 14443 & ISO 15693
4.2.2 Volume and chip type of major card projects
4.2.3 Octopus cards in Hong kong
5. Government ID
5.1 - ID Card
5.1.1 1st generation
5.1.2 2nd generation
5.2 - Social security card
5.2.1 Companies awarded COS certificates
6. Mobile Payment Services
6.1 - Overview
6.2 - Remote mobile payment
6.2.1 UMPay
6.2.2 Alipay
6.2.3 99Bill
6.3 - Prepaid top-up
6.4 - Proximity payment: NFC
6.4.1 Introduction
6.4.2 Nokia's NFC handset
6.4.3 Market Chances
6.4.4 NFC trials in China
7. Pay TV
7.1 - Market overview
7.2 - China Digital TV Holding
8. Smart card vendors
8.1 - Overview and top 10 smart card vendors in China
8.2 - Datang Microelectronics Technology
8.2.1 Profile
8.2.2 Products
8.2.3 Research & development
8.3 - Eastcompeace
8.3.1 Company profile
8.3.2 Products
8.4 - Huada Electronic Design
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8.4.1 Company Profile
8.4.2 Products
8.5 - Watchdata
8.5.1 Company profile
8.5.2 Products
8.6 - WuhanTianyu Information Industry
8.6.1 Company profile
8.6.2 Clients
8.6.3 Main Business
8.6.4 Products
8.6.5 Identity and Security Solutions
8.7 - Shanghai Huahong Integrated Circuit
8.7.1 Profile
8.7.2 Clients
8.7.3 Products
8.8 - Beijing Huahong IC Design
8.8.1 Profile
8.8.2 Clients
8.8.3 Products
8.9 - Jiangsu Hengbao (Hungbao)
8.9.1 Company profile
8.9.2 Clients
8.9.3 Products
8.10 - Tongfang Microelectronic
8.10.1 Company profile
8.10.2 Products
8.11 - Aerospace Golden Card (ASGCC)
8.11.1 Company profile
8.11.2 Production capacity
8.11.3 Products
9. Glossary of terms
9.1 - Abbreviations
9.2 - Organizations
China Smart Card Market 2009
Table of figures
China smart card sales market volume 2004-2008
Mobile subscriptions net additions in 2008
Subs penetration rate, 2008- 2013
ARPU 1996-2010
Telecommunication industry restructuring and 3G licenses
Restructuring among the major telecom operators
Chinese mobile operators connections, Q4/2008- Q4/2009
Handsets life expectancy in 2008
Mobile subs & handsets sales, 2008-2013
Growth rate comparison
Mobile communication cards market, Q4/2008
Mobile communication cards forecasts, 2008-2013
Mobile communication cards forecasts, 2008-2013, graphic
Global geographic coverage of China UnionPay in 2009
Chinese payment cards spending habits in 2008
Global transport cards by type
Volume and chip type of major transport card projects
Second generation ID cards manufacturers
Second generation ID cards
Companies awarded COS certificates of social security cards
NFC transaction volume forecasts
Smart card vendors market share, Q1/2008
Sales and annual production of the smart card vendors in China, 2008
Datang smart card chips
Eastcompeace smart card chips
Huada smart card chips
Watchdata smart card chips 1
Watchdata smart card chips 2
Wuhan Tianyu clients
Wuhan Tianyu smart card chips
Shanghai Huahong smart card chips 1
Shanghai Huahong smart card chips 2
Shanghai Huahong smart card chips 3
Beijing Huahong smart card chips 1
Beijing Huahong smart card chips 2
Beijing Huahong smart card chips 3
Jiangsu Hengbao smart card chips
Tongfang Microelectronics smart card chips
Chinese smart card market has become one of the leading markets in the industry.
Since 1993, the Chinese government has established smart card projects as a priority under the “Golden Card Project” program. The government's objective is to support the development of the smart card industry thanks to major projects, such as telecom
development, national ID card, social security card, etc….
The leading market for the smart card industry is and will remain SIM cards. China Mobile is the largest mobile network operator worldwide by the number of subscribers. China Telecom and China Unicom also have sizeable market presence. Thus the Chinese SIM card market represents one of the most attractive in the world, along with one of the most competitive, as a growing number of domestic vendors compete with internationally recognized brands. Mobile phone penetration is still at an average level, so more growth is in sight. Moreover, the development of the third generation of mobile communication opens new highways for market growth. SIM card is to remain the main smart card application in volume for the Chinese smart card market, as subscriptions will pass the 1 billion mark in 2013.
With an increasing bancarization and financial inclusion of the population, China is one of the largest bank card markets in the world, with more than 1.8 billion cards already distributed. However, for the time being, smart cards have been used only as a subject of pilots and trials. People's Bank of China and China UnionPay play a major role in the standardization and spread of banking cards. Options remain open whether China will engage in the way of EMV contact or contactless banking cards. When this development happens, it will have huge market implications for smart cards, terminals, and payment infrastructure market developments.
The Chinese government has launched several national identity projects. Distribution is under way to equip each Chinese citizen with and ID card. Then, with the launch of a national health insurance program, Chinese citizens are to be equipped with a healthcare card, which will bring a faster growth to this market.
Mobile payment services are already present in the day-to-day life of Chinese citizens. Extensive presence of mobile communication, along with the need for an improved payment infrastructure will lead to the convergence between mobile communication and payment with NFC (Near Field Communication) technology. Trials are already under way in Chongqing, as well as in other locations.
The transportation segment plays an essential role in the development of Chinese smart card markets. Following Hong Kong example, China main cities transport networks use smart cards as a means for payment, representing high volumes of contactless cards, for instance 50 million cards and tickets are in use in the City of Shanghai.
Thanks to these market developments on every market segment of the smart cards industry, and with a will to develop the Chinese industry, many Chinese smart card industrialists have appeared in recent years. They cover now all steps in the smart card value chain. Chinese smart card companies play a strong role on domestic markets and develop fast on foreign markets. For the time being, as Chinese smart card industrialists are still struggling for international recognition, they conquer markets mainly in Asia, Middle East and Africa, where they play a growing role.
- Datang Microelectronics company
- Eastcompeace
- Huada Elctronic Design
- Watchdata
- WuhanTianyu Infomation Industry
- Shanghai Huahong Integrated Circuit
- Beijing Huahong IC Design
- Jiangsu Hengbao
- Tongfang Microelectronic
- Aerospace Golden Card
- Shanghai ChangFeng SmartCard
- Shandong Shanlv Electronic
- China Mobile
- China Unicom
- China Telecom
- Europay
- MasterCard
- Visa
- JCB
- PBOC
- China UnionPay
- NXP
- Legic
- HID Global
- Octopus
- UMPay
- Alibaba
- Alipay
- 99Bill
- Nokia
- SIMalliance
- Synjones
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