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Asia-Pacific Online Payment Methods 2012

August 2012

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China, Japan (Top Countries),
India, Malaysia, South Korea, Vietnam, Australia

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Key Findings
Covering China, Japan, India, Malaysia, South Korea, Vietnam and Australia
• In Asia-Pacific, credit cards were the most popular form of online payment in April 2012, with the
exception of China and Thailand.
• The Chinese third party online payment market was dominated by Alipay, with more than half of registered
users in Q1 2012.
• Credit cards represented the most popular online payment method in Japan in 2011, partly due to the high
per capita average of more than 6 cards.
• Online payments and E-Commerce in India were not widespread in early 2012, as both Internet and credit
card penetration were low.
• In 2011, credit cards represented the most used payment option in B2C E-Commerce in South Korea,
reaching a share of more than 70%.
• In Australia, payments of online purchases were dominated by paid credit cards or money transfer services
such as PayPal in 2011.

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Table of Contents
1. MANAGEMENT SUMMARY 4. Japan (Top Country)

2. Asia-Pacific: Regional • Online Payment Trends, 2011/2012 and Amount of
Money issued by Plastic Prepaid Cards, in JPY
• Online Payment Trends, 2012 billion, 2010 & 2011
• Value of the Electronic Payment Market, in JPY
trillion and in % annual Growth, 2011-2016f
3. China (Top Country) • News about DataCash, April 2012
• News about PayPal, May 2012
• Third Party Online Payment Trade Volume, in CNY
billion and in % annual Growth, Q1 2011- Q1 2012
• Breakdown of Third Party Online Payment Market, 5. India
by Registered Users, in %, Q1 2012
• Online Payment Trends, 2011/2012
(by 99Bill, Alipay, ChinaBank Payment, IPS,
PayEase, Tenpay, Yeepay, Others)
• Breakdown of Third Party Online Payment Market, 6. Malaysia
by Trade Volume, in %, Q1 2012
(by 99Bill, Alipay, ChinaBank, China PNR, China • Online Payment Trends, 2011/2012
UnionPay, IPS, PayEase, Tenpay, YeePay, Others) • News about PayPal and Malaysia Airlines, July 2012
• Breakdown of Online Payment Users, by Gender,
in % of Users, 2011
7. South Korea
• Breakdown of Online Payment Users, by Age
Group, in % of Online Payment Users, 2011 • Payment Methods in B2C E-Commerce, in %, Q2
• Share of Online Payment Users, in % of total 2010, Q1 2011 & Q2 2011
Internet Users, 2011 and Breakdown of Reasons (by Credit Cards, E-Money, Money Transfers,
against Online Payments, in %, 2011 Others)
• Main Online Payment Safety Concerns, in %, 2011 • News about Won Corporation, July 2012
• Breakdown of Online Payment Safety Issues, in %
of affected Users, 2011 8. Vietnam
• Breakdown of Customer Loyalty after Encountering
Safety Issues, by Payment Provider, in % of • News about BPC Banking Technologies and Ocean
affected Users, 2011 Bank, October 2011
• Mobile Payment Trade Volume, in CNY billion and in • News about OnePay, June 2011 & February 2012
% annual Growth, 2010-2014f
• Number of Mobile Payment Users, in millions and in 9. Australia
% annual Growth, 2010-2014f
• Online Payment Trends, 2011/2012
• News about Alipay and Computop, July 2012
• Breakdown of Online Shopping Payment Methods,
• News about PayPal, March 2012
in % of Online Shoppers, June 2011
• News about China UnionPay, February, May & June (by Both Credit Card and Money Transfer Services,
2012 Credit Card only, Money Transfer Services only
(e.g. PayPal), Neither)
• Online Payment Methods, by Popularity, in % of
Inhabitants, 2011
(by Credit Card, Debit Card, Direct Debit/Transfer,
PayPal)



Samples


In Q2 2011, “Credit Cards” were the most used payment option in
B2C E-Commerce in South Korea, reaching 74%.
South Korea: Payment Methods in B2C E-Commerce, in %, Q2 2010, Q1 2011 & Q2 2011
(by Credit Cards, E-Money, Money Transfers, Others)

2010 2011 Change

From the
From the same Quarter
Q2 Q1 Q2 previous of the
Quarter previous
Year

Total 100 100 100 - -

Money Transfers 26 24,1 22,6 -1,5 -3,5

Credit Cards 70,8 72,5 73,6 1,1 2,8

E-Money 0,1 0,1 0,2 0,1 0,1

Others 3,1 3,3 3,6 0,3 0,5

Source: Statistics Korea

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PayPal plans to enter the Chinese and Indian markets, but faces fierce
competition, as well as strict regulations in 2012.
China: News about PayPal, March 2012

 While online retailers in China and India already were able to
process cross-border payments via PayPal, the service is planned to
be launched for inner-country online payments in these
countries, as well.

 The domestic payment license for China, the larger of the two online
markets, was already applied for, while the same was intended to be
done in India.

 In China, PayPal is projected to face major competition from
Alipay, a payment company belonging to the E-Commerce giant
Alibaba Group. As domestic companies, such as Alipay, were
already established, it was expected to be difficult for PayPal to gain
significant market share in China.

 Acquiring the license in China alone, might prove nearly impossible
for PayPal, as Chinese law requires all online payment services
from non-financial institutions to be Chinese-owned.

Source: PC World, March 2012

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