February 10 News, Analysys International released today reported that the total amount of third party payment of internet payment amounted to 555.03 billion yuan in 2009, the growth reached 135.6%, the 4th quarter Internet payment amounted to 177.43 billion yuan, the chain growth of 19%. In the Internet payment segment, Alipay, Tenpay and Chinapay occupy the top three of the turnover share, accounting for 52%, 24.7% and 7% respectively.
According to the Analysys International Enfodesk Industry database recently released in the 4th quarter of 2009, China's third party pay market quarterly monitoring data show that the 4th quarter of 2009, China's third party payment market transaction size reached 184.91 billion yuan, of which the Internet to pay up to 177.43 billion yuan, the chain growth of 19%. The total amount of internet payment paid by third parties in the whole year reached 555.03 billion yuan, up 135.6%.
2009 China Internet payment market manufacturers share of turnover
Analysys International research found that in the Internet payment market segment, to pay treasure, Tenpay, such as representatives of third-party payment vendors in the quarter to further expand the public service payment business, air tickets, telecommunications and other fields. 2010 Mobile payment and enterprise-level payments will become the major Third-party payment manufacturers important areas of competition.
This quarter, the third party payment market competition pattern changes little, but still need to pay attention to the following trends:
1, Alipay, IPs, and other four third-party payment vendors in China Unicom Partners, in the value-added services in the field of in-depth cooperation between the two market opportunities.
2, IPs payment system on the line, the background risk control based on transaction data will be expected to become a new profit point of third-party payment industry.
3, Alipay opened the Taiwan Visa Card payment, the scope of customer service extended to Taiwan.
4, Alipay, Tenpay open train tickets online ordering, further infiltration of the area of livelihood.