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Mobile Payment in China: 2010 Edition
Maverick China Research, Sep 2010
Mobile Payment in China: 2010 Edition is the fourth edition of our most popular report. Simply put, it is a comprehensive study available on China's mobile payment sector today. In addition to updated coverage on m-payment business models, third-party payment processors, and popular products and services, we examine the key issues affecting the market today and forecast prospects for China's m-payment sector in 2011 and beyond.
Key Topics Covered:
- Strengths and weaknesses of the leading m-payment business models
- The most popular services and products driving mobile payment growth in China
- Government regulations, including the new license requirements for third-party payment providers
- The commercialization of NFC and contactless m-payments: Is 2011 the year?
- The rollout of 3G mobile networks and their effect on m-payment growth in China
- Obstacles to m-payment development in China
- Where international expertise and investment are most needed in China's mobile payment market
Companies Covered
- Third-party mobile payment providers: Union Mobile Pay (UMPay), Smartpay, Guangzhou Huanxin, Unicom Huajian, China M-world, Yeepay, IPS
- Mobile operators: China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom
- Banks: Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Minsheng Bank, China Merchants Bank, Bank of Communications,
- Leading M-Payment Investors: Lunar Group, Accel Partners, Icon Ventures, 2B Holdings, RRE Ventures, Celcius Capital, Morningside, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Intel Capital, MINT Capital
With the long-awaited restructuring of the telecom industry (2008) and the rollout of 3G networks (2009) now behind us, we also examine the prospects for m-commerce and m-payment services in this new era. We analyze the rush of activity in the m-payment sector in 2010, led by China Mobile's major investment in Shanghai Pudong Development Bank -- widely seen as the prelude to a major push into mobile financial services by China's leading operator. Other major issues given special coverage include the new license requirements for third party payment providers and the operator-led rollout of mobile app stores.
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