Query: wechat pay in china

title: How UnionPay Quick Pass is Beating Alipay and WeChat Pay in China

title: Relative convenience, relative advantage, perceived security, perceived privacy, and continuous use intention of China's WeChat Pay: A mixed method two phase design study
abstract: Using a mixed method two phase design approach, this study explores the relative convenience, relative advantages, perceived privacy, and perceived security of WeChat Pay, as perceived by foreign users living in China and their intention to keep using this mobile wallet. This study also examines how Relative Convenience, Relative Advantage, Perceived Privacy, and Perceived Security of WeChat Pay influence Continuous Use Intention of this mobile wallet among foreign users. Results from a qualitative investigation (N 70 responses) and quantitative investigation (N 472) indicate that WeChat Pay is relatively more convenient and advantageous and also offers relatively more security and privacy protection compared to the traditional payment methods. The results also show that Relative Convenience, Relative Advantages, Perceived Privacy, and Perceived Security influence positively Continuous Use Intention of WeChat Pay among foreign users living in China. Based on these findings, theoretical and managerial contributions and the limitations of this study are discussed and also suggestions for future research are provided.

title: A Study on the Perceived Value and Use Intention of China Mobile Payment Services Focused on WeChat Pay

title: China's Alipay and WeChat Pay reaching rural users
abstract: Chinese information technology conglomerates Alibaba and Tencent own or operate dozens of competing online businesses, and yet, their affiliate mobile wallets stand out for how they have fundamentally influenced everyday living in China's cities. Alibaba through its dominance in e commerce and Tencent through its mobile social media and messaging platforms (WeChat and QQ) connect mass market audiences with their respective wallet products of Alipay and WeChat Pay. Although these services are the product of unique market conditions, they offer many learning opportunities. Perhaps most extraordinary has been the companies' ability to build trust with users. Tencent and Ant Financial, Alibaba's financial affiliate, are redefining the relationship users have with finance. Finance is becoming simpler, and it is also remarkably more social in nature. This holds great promise for advancing rural financial inclusion in China. However, challenges in serving last mile clients remain.

title: Alipay y WeChat Pay brindar servicio a usuarios de zonas rurales de China
abstract: Chinese information technology conglomerates Alibaba and Tencent own or operate dozens of competing online businesses, and yet, their affiliate mobile wallets stand out for how they have fundamentally influenced everyday living in China's cities. Alibaba through its dominance in e commerce and Tencent through its mobile social media and messaging platforms (WeChat and QQ) connect mass market audiences with their respective wallet products of Alipay and WeChat Pay. Although these services are the product of unique market conditions, they offer many learning opportunities. Perhaps most extraordinary has been the companies' ability to build trust with users. Tencent and Ant Financial, Alibaba's financial affiliate, are redefining the relationship users have with finance. Finance is becoming simpler, and it is also remarkably more social in nature. This holds great promise for advancing rural financial inclusion in China. However, challenges in serving last mile clients remain.

title: China's Alipay and WeChat Pay

title: Acceptance of WeChat Pay among Consumers in Malaysia
abstract: WeChat, the most popular social media application in China, had recently launched its integrated mobile payment feature, WeChat Pay, in Malaysia. With the advancement of technology, mobile payment potentially become a replacement to cash, cheques, credit cards and debit cards. However, Bank Negara Malaysia reported that, in 2017, the mobile payment transaction value per capita is only RM0.50 which is far lesser than cash transaction at RM2,881.40 per capita. Therefore, this study intends to determine the acceptance of WeChat Pay, and identify the factors influencing the acceptance among consumers in Malaysia. The findings show that, perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness and perceived risk have a significant relationship with the acceptance of WeChat Pay among consumers in Malaysia.

title: Online Bezahldienst ,WeChat Pay"
abstract: WeChat App ist nicht nur ein IM Dienst, sondern auch der meistgenutzte Online Bezahldienst in China mit einer Gesamtnutzerzahl von uber 300 Mio. Durch den Bezahldienst ,WeChat Pay" sind Unternehmen heutzutage in der Lage, ein eigenes Business Okosystem mit WeChat zu bilden. Die Nutzung des Bezahldienstes ist so einfach, dass praktisch jeder kleine Laden in China den Dienst in Anspruch nehmen kann. Auch fur Cross Border Business kann der Bezahldienst ,WeChat Pay" zum Einsatz kommen. In diesem Kapitel wird erklart, welchen Nutzen ,WeChat Pay" Unternehmen bietet, wie der Bezahldienst beantragt werden kann und welche Zahlungsmoglichkeiten es gibt. Am Ende des Kapitels wird die Einrichtung eines WeChat Onlineshops kurz beschrieben.

title: The Digitalization of Lifestyle in a Digital Era: A Case Study of WeChat in China
abstract: Digitalization has been identified as one of the most significant trends that change society, business, and people's lives and has attracted academic attention from different fields. This study aims to investigate how digitalization, with the adoption of far ranging digital technologies, has changed individuals' lifestyles in China. WeChat was taken as an example to illustrate how digital social media, a typical digital technology, penetrates every aspect of individuals' life and thus changes people's lifestyles. To obtain in depth insights about individuals' perceptions and views towards the influence of WeChat, a semi structured interview was conducted. Thirty respondents were interviewed, and three functionalities, namely Chats, Official Accounts and WeChat Pay, emerged as the most influential and were selected for detailed discussion. With cultural studies theories and through detailed analysis, the paper found that empowered by digital technologies, Chats has transformed individuals' communicative practices to be hyper texted and highly interactive; Official Accounts has created a platform for individuals to follow news and express ideas, a practice that was confined to professionals only; thus, a publishing public has emerged; and WeChat Pay has revolutionized how people shop and consume and access civil service. That is, the lifestyle of individuals is digitalized in China.

title: The Construction of the Public Opinion Field and the Role of Media in the Anti corruption News Incident in China Taking WeChat as an Example
abstract: In China, where the number of Internet users is the largest in the world, with the development of the Internet and the maturity of the mobile terminal, the audience is turning the public opinion field of network revelations, followers and opinions from Weibo and BBS to social media represented by WeChat. High traffic, high concentration and high interaction prompted the media to start to pay more attention to WeChat public opinion field, including the network anti corruption news event that public opinion reacted strongly and expected to be followed up. The media take WeChat as platforms to actively participate in the construction of public opinion field, play a different role from before, and obtain their own social and economic benefits. Keywords network anti corruption; media role; public opinion field; WeChat