Which is the strongest third-party payment company in China?

1. Which is the strongest third-party payment company in China?

NO 1: Alipay (Zhejiang Ant Microfinance Service Group Co., Ltd.)

Founded in 2004, Alipay is a leading third-party payment platform in China, and is committed to providing "simple, safe and fast" payment solutions. As the dominant third-party payment in China, Alipay is almost in a monopoly position in B2B and B2C e-commerce payment scenarios such as Tmall and Taobao.

Second place: UnionPay Business (UnionPay Business Co., Ltd.)

UnionPay Business Co., Ltd. is controlled by China UnionPay. Unionpay Business is one of the 2 1 key payment institutions determined by the People's Bank of China, and it is also the first payment institution to obtain the Payment Business License from the People's Bank of China. As an established offline bank payment provider, UnionPay Business can be said to be the overlord of offline third-party payment, covering offline payment services such as pos receipt and prepaid card acceptance, and is also vigorously developing online payment services.

Third place: Tenpay (Shenzhen Tenpay Technology Co., Ltd.)

Tenpay is a third-party payment platform under Tencent Group, which was established in 2005. Its core business is to help both parties who conduct transactions on the Internet complete payment and collection, and support online banking payment of major domestic banks. It is a strong competitor of Alipay.

Fourth place: Kuaiqian (Kuaiqian Payment and Clearing Information Co., Ltd.)

Kuaiqian is a third-party payment platform of Wanda Holdings, which was established earlier, and its services cover retail, business travel, insurance, e-commerce, logistics, manufacturing, medicine, clothing and other fields. As a national third-party payment platform, Kuaiqian can carry out nationwide bill collection and fund collection.

Fifth place: Huitianxia (Huitianxia Co., Ltd.)

The top ten third-party payment platforms, vice chairman of the online payment working committee of China Payment and Clearing Association, were the first to obtain the payment business license issued by the central bank, and the first to be allowed to carry out online fund sales payment and settlement business.

Sixth place: Jingdong Finance (JD.COM Group)

Jingdong Finance can be divided into three major businesses: Jingdong Wallet, Jingdong Payment and JD.COM Express Payment. After JD.COM bought online banking, it changed its name to Jingdong Wallet, which was independent of the JD.COM account system. JD.COM provided the underlying technical support through online banking, which facilitated the payment of Jingdong. Jingdong payment has the characteristics of free registration, free jump embedding, low rate and cross-platform payment, and is a payment product developed for small and medium-sized enterprise customers.

NO7: UnionPay Online (a brand of China UnionPay Co., Ltd.)

UnionPay Online is an online payment platform under UnionPay. Under UnionPay, UnionPay business focuses on offline payment, while UnionPay online focuses on online payment. The main function of UnionPay Online is to provide online payment, marketing promotion and customer service, and at the same time provide payment scenarios for UnionPay online payment, such as credit card repayment, water, electricity and coal payment, mobile phone recharge, UnionPay wallet, UnionPay card rights and other payment products.

Eighth place: Yi (Nanjing Suning Network Technology Co., Ltd.)

Yifubao is a subsidiary of Suning Finance. As one of the largest retailers in China, Suning Finance has a number of payment licenses related to Internet finance, covering payment accounts, investment and wealth management, consumer finance, corporate loans, commercial factoring, crowdfunding, insurance, prepaid cards and other business modules.

Ninth place: Lacarra (Lacarra Payment Co., Ltd.)

As the first third-party payment enterprise to obtain the payment business license issued by the central bank, offline payment is Lacarra's advantage. It is understood that there are more than 50,000 offline terminals in Raqqa, which basically cover first-tier cities and have reached cooperative relations with many convenience stores.

Second, I want to know if I have borrowed money from Alipay's third-party loan platform. How to inquire?

Call Alipay customer service hotline directly. After calling, you said you wanted to check all the debts in your name. Customer service will directly transfer you to the relevant departments, and will tell you directly after verifying the information.

Third, which platform is better for third-party lending?

It is recommended that you choose formal channels to handle loans, such as bank channels;

The loan amount through China Merchants Bank is small (less than 50,000 yuan). If you are already a user of China Merchants Bank and downloaded the mobile banking APP of China Merchants Bank, you can try to apply through this interface by logging in to mobile banking and clicking My-All-Loan-I want a loan. If you meet the credit card requirements of China Merchants Bank, you can try to apply for a credit card.

The loan amount is more than 50,000 yuan. If there is China Merchants Bank in your city, you can try to apply for a loan through China Merchants Bank outlets. Due to the different requirements and application materials of each loan project, the current loan purposes are: car purchase, parking, decoration, education, bulk consumption shopping, tourism and other legitimate personal or family consumption; And the use of business turnover. You can call 95555 at 8:30- 18:00 to enter the manual service and provide the loan purpose and city for detailed information. Whether the loan application is approved or not shall be subject to the comprehensive audit results of the personal loan department of the handling bank.

Fourth, what online loan is better?

How much to borrow