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Following the announcement of its investment in iPass Corporation, LINE PAY claimed to roll out new services around summer this year. In late March, there were rumors LINE PAY planned to sell its stakes in order to set up a pure-play online bank. These moves are to heat up competition in Taiwan’s mobile payment market. This report analyzes the benefits and challenges of these two companies’ cooperation while providing insight into the future development of the Taiwanese mobile payment market.
List of Topics
- Line Pay’s Investment in i-Pass Corporation and Its Benefits, Challenges, and Influence on Market
- Background of Line Pay's investment in i-Pass, touching on the current status and benefits from the perspective of Line Pay and iPass
- Potential challenges following the event
- The potential development of the Taiwanese mobile payment market, with the mobile payment ecosystem included
Companies covered
ADTC, Amazon, Ant Financial, Apple, Asia Pacific Telecom, Audi, AutoNavi, Bank of Taiwan, Beijing Qihua, Cadillac, Cathay, CHB, Cherri Tech,Inc., Chevrolet, Chunghwa Telecom, Citibank, CTBS, Daihatsu, E.Sun, Easycard, eMapgo, E-safe, Far Eastern, FarEasTone, Firstbank, Ford, Fujitsu, Gamania, GM, Gomaji, Google, Hangsheng, HuaNan, iCash Corporation, iPass Corporation, Jkos Network, KGI Bank, Kyash, Land Bank of Taiwan, LINE, Line Pay, Macrowell, MasterCard, Mega, NavInfo, OnStar, Opel, Paypal, Paytm, PC Home, QiMing, Samsung, Shin Kong, Sinopac, Soft-World, Square, Starbucks, Stripe, Syscom, Systex, Taipei Fubon, Taishin, Taiwan Cooperative Bank, Taiwan Mobile, Tencent, Toyota, TWMP, UnionPay, VISA, Volvo, Walmart, Wisdtek, Wuling, Yahoo!, Yuanta