New Report Investigates Yeepay's Three Payment Channels, As Well As Its Services, Investors and Partners, and Prospects for Growth in China's Payment Industry.

DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c72004) has announced the addition of China Third Party Payment Profile: YeePay - Back to Basics with Telephone Payments to their offering.

In a market where most other third-party payment companies focus on online or mobile-based platforms, YeePay has instead focused on telephone payments. Yeepay management believes that going "back to the basics" with telephone payments will better encourage Chinese users to acquire the habit to make payments through third-party payment companies rather than with cash. Yeepay also offers online payment and mobile payment services which are additional payment channels with which the company will rely on for future growth.

This report investigates Yeepay's three payment channels, as well as its services, investors and partners, and prospects for growth in China's payment industry.

Key Findings:

- YeePay focuses on IVR-based telephone payments and has an integrated solution with four of China's main banks.

- The company offers payment services via three different payment channels - telephone, online, and mobile.

- YeePay has replaced PayPal China as Eachnet's exclusive payments provider.

- The management team has strong ties to the wireless industry in both China and in the Silicon Valley.

Quick Facts:

Headquarters: Beijing

Service Channels: Telephone, Online, and Mobile Payment

Service Coverage: China -- Nationwide

Key Investors: Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Intel Capital, MINT Capital

Website: www.yeepay.com

Contact Info: 3A2 Hanwei Plaza, 7 Guang Hua Road

Chaoyang District, Beijing 100004

Tel: [phone]

Fax:[phone]

Content Outline:

1 Industry Overview: Key Factors Shaping Third-Party Payments in China

1.1 Continued preference for cash payments, but bank card payments rising

1.2 Credit card use remains low; debit cards widespread

1.3 Limited coverage of non-cash payment services

1.4 China UnionPay's bank card monopoly

1.5 Quasi-online payment systems an interim solution

1.6 Two ISPs, 162 million Internet users 

1.7 Two mobile operators, 500 million subscribers

1.8 Contactless smartcard use increasing but largely limited to buses and subways

1.9 Government regulations and the "national interest"

2 YeePay - Back to the Basics With Telephone Payments

2.1 Company Overview

2.1.1 Ownership

2.1.2 Organizational Structure 

2.1.3 Management Team

2.2 Business Performance

2.2.1 Financial Performance

2.2.2 Users

2.3 Services and Channels

2.3.1 Telephone Payment

2.3.2 Online Payment

2.3.3 Mobile Payment

2.3.4 Business and Operation Model

2.4 Markets and User Demographics 

2.5 Marketing and Branding

2.6 Partnerships

2.6.1 Bank Partners

2.6.2 Merchant Partners

2.6.3 Technology Partners

2.7 Competitive Analysis

2.7.1 Strengths

2.7.2 Weaknesses

2.8 Outlook

List of Figures

Figure 1: Credit cards issued in China and in the US (M)

Figure 2: Internet Users in China, 2001-2006 (M)

Figure 3: Mobile Subscribers in China, 2002-2010F (M)

Figure 4: China government groups involved in third-party payment regulation

Figure 5: YeePay Registered Users, 2006-2007F (M)

Figure 6: YeePay Telephone Payment Partners

Figure 7: YeePay Key Partners and Online Services

Figure 8: YeePay Operation Model

Figure 9: YeePay Fee Structure

Figure 10: YeePay Logo

Figure 11: YeePay Bank Partners

Figure 12: YeePay Key Merchant Partners

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