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![]() Online Payment and e-Commerce in China, released in May 2009, is the newest edition to our series of reports covering online payment and payment providers in China. It is the result of more than 50 in-depth interviews with leading online merchants across a variety of sectors. It offers an unparalleled look at the key issues in China's e-commerce market today and is essential reading for international online merchants, payment processors, and other businesses interested in China's e-commerce sector.
Much of the recent growth in China's e-commerce market can be traced to improvements in online payment systems. A number of domestic payment providers are offering innovative ways to overcome barriers that have prevented growth in the past. Cash-based online payment options and multi-channel payment solutions are complementing China's rapid rise of credit card and debit card issuance, and China's third-party payment providers, such as Alipay and 99Bill, are experiencing a meteoric rise in user sign ups.
Key Topics Covered
Table of Contents1 Executive Summary 2 Key Factors Shaping the Development of e-Commerce in China 2.1 Internet Users: 298 million 2.2 Taobao and the Dominance of the Alibaba Group 2.3 A Late Start to Electronic Payments 2.4 Bankcards Issued: 1.8 billion 2.5 Credit Card Use Remains Low; POS Terminals Limited 2.6 Bankcard purchases account for 26% of consumer spending 2.7 Consumers still predominantly paying with cash 3 Market Survey: General Company Info 3.1 Methodology 3.2 Online Merchants by Sector 3.2.1 Online Marketplaces 3.2.2 Consumer Electronics 3.2.3 Books, DVDs, and CDs 3.2.4 Fashion Items: Clothing, Cosmetics, and Jewelry 3.2.5 Software, Virtual Items, and Digital Downloads 3.2.6 Ticket Vendors 3.2.7 Baby Products & Home Furnishings 3.2.8 Grocery, Flower, and Gift Delivery 3.3 Online Merchant Breakdown by Business Type 3.4 Online Merchant Headquarter Locations 3.5 Sales Channels Used by Online Merchants in China 4 Market Survey: Payment Channels Used by Online Merchants in China 4.1 Online Payment 4.2 Cash-on-Delivery 4.3 Cash Pickup 4.4 Bank Transfer 4.5 Postal Remittance 4.6 Prepaid Cards 4.7 International Payments 5 Market Survey: International Coverage & Language Support 5.1 International Markets Served by Chinese Online Merchants 5.1.1 Geographical Regions Served by Chinese Online Merchants 5.1.2 Future International Expansion of Chinese Online Merchants 5.2 Languages Supported by Online Merchants in China 5.2.1 Languages Supported by Online Merchants in China 5.2.2 Plans for Future Language Support by Chinese Online Merchants 6 Market Survey: Merchant Satisfaction with Online Payment Providers in China 6.1 Payment Provider Recognition 6.2 Sales Reach 6.3 Payment Provider Partnerships 6.4 Current Partnerships 6.5 Satisfaction 7 Leading Online Payment Provider Profiles 7.1 Alipay 7.2 Tenpay 7.3 99Bill 7.4 YeePay 7.5 ChinaBank Payment 7.6 IPS 7.7 PayEase 7.8 Cncard 8 Market Size, Market Shares, and Forecasts 8.1 e-Commerce Market Share Breakdown 8.2 China B2C Market Share Breakdown 8.3 Chinese Online Merchant Overseas Market 8.4 China B2C Market Forecast 9 Conclusions and Future Trends 9.1 Payment Providers Jockeying for Positions 9.1.1 China’s Leading Payment Providers 9.1.2 Alipay – A Partnership Out of Necessity 9.1.3 Price Wars and Decreasing Transaction Fees 9.2 Growing Pains for a Market Still in its Infancy 9.2.1 A Market in its Infancy 9.2.2 Reliance on Cash-based Systems – a Phase not a Certitude 9.2.3 A Domestic Market yet Untapped; Overseas Markets a Low Priority 9.3 Opportunities for Foreign Players 9.3.1 Provide International Payment Processing Services for Chinese Merchants 9.3.2 Invest in and Share Expertise with Chinese Payment Providers 9.3.3 Assist Chinese Payment Providers to Expand Overseas
List of FiguresFigure 1: China Online B2C Market, 2001-2009 (RMB M)
Online Payment and e-Commerce in China identifies the unique characteristics of the Chinese online payment and B2C e-commerce market, lays out the obstacles faced by both payment providers and online merchants, and explains the solutions put forward by these parties in order to overcome these obstacles. The report profiles the leading payment providers fighting for position in the market, with a focus on the eight payment providers currently leading the pack: Alipay, Tenpay, 99Bill, YeePay, Chinabank Payment, IPS, and PayEase. Online Payment and e-Commerce in China was undertaken in partnership with Wirecard AG, a leading international provider of electronic payment and risk management solutions.
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