Report Highlights

In 2007, third-party payment platforms were flourishing, with transaction volume hitting 100.9 billion Yuan. Alipay and 99bill announced that they would collect charges, expediting third-party payment enterprises' exploration for profit models. At the same time, policy risks, security risks and credit system issues still exist. In 2008, China's major third-party payment enterprises achieve satisfactory performance, although facing unfavorable finance crisis and economic downturn. Trade volume of China's third-party payment market reaches 250 billion Yuan in 2008 with a higher growth rate than 2007. China's third-party payment market enters rapid development stage.

In the face of the opportunities and challenges, we release 2008-2009 Annual Report on China's Third-Party Payment Market, which helps vendors and investors grasp more accurately the market's pulse and gain deeper insights in market demand and development trend:
* Backed by in-depth, full and accurate market research data, the report grasps the latest changes, sums up the global and Chinese third-party electronic payment markets' present situation and characteristics, and examines existing problems, to allow readers to get a full picture of China's third-party payment market.
* All-sided and in-depth trend analysis and forecasts: it identifies the market's development trend and future size in light of affecting factors in the aspects of policy, economy, technology and society, to allow readers grasp market demand and development direction in advance.
* It sums up leading brands' performance in 2008 in the dimension of market segments, competition situation, product service and SWOT analysis, and reviews the makings of leading players in the marketplace.
* The report probes users' requirements on functions, prices and brands, to help enterprises review their services and revamp products and services to gain bigger market shares.