Cross-border payment refers to the transaction activity of transferring funds internationally. Influenced by the recovery of international travel, the increasing demand for overseas payments, and the enhancement of payment convenience by mobile payment apps, the global cross-border payment market continues to grow. This report aims to understand the current status of the cross-border payment market by observing market data and international government promotion. It also analyzes the operational trends, product services, and revenue models of three leading international mobile payment service providers, including China's Ant Group, UK's Paysend, and Singapore's Nium, with an aim to explore key development trends in the global cross-border market.
Table of Contents
1. Development of the Cross-Border Payments Market
1.1 Global Cross-Border Payment Market Size Expected to Top Over US$56T by 2030
1.2 Increasing Frequency of Cross-Border Payments with Mobile Payment Apps as a Key Channel
1.3 Governments Formulate Promotion Strategies to Accelerate Cross-Border Payments
2. Development of Cross-Border Payment Providers
2.1 Ant Group
2.1.1 Leverage Group Brand and User Base Advantages to Integrate Cross-Brand Mobile Payment Services for Global Presence
2.1.2 Three Major Services Satisfy Demand for OMO Collection, Digital Marketing, and Customized Cross-Border Payment Apps
2.1.3 Transaction Fees and Service Plan Charges as Main Revenue Sources While Profit-Sharing and Platform Maintenance as Key Costs
2.2 Paysend
2.2.1 Connecting Global Payment Networks to Offer Cross-Border Remittance and Payment Services from Consumers to Enterprises
2.2.2 Paysend Addresses All Kinds of Cross-Border Payment Needs for Consumers and Enterprises
2.2.3 Transaction and Subscription Fees as Main Revenue Sources, with Profit-Sharing, System, and App Maintenance as Main Costs
2.3 Nium
2.3.1 Unicorn Focuses on Providing Corporate Cross-Border Payment Services for Enterprises with Plans to Go Public in 2025
2.3.2 Nium Provides Enterprise Cross-Border Payment Platforms via Embedded API Payment Technology
2.3.3 Transaction and Service Fees as Main Revenue Source with Profit-Sharing, Platform, and App Maintenance as Major Costs
3. MIC Perspective
Appendix
List of Companies
Table of Contents
1. Development of the Cross-Border Payments Market
1.1 Global Cross-Border Payment Market Size Expected to Top Over US$56T by 2030
1.2 Increasing Frequency of Cross-Border Payments with Mobile Payment Apps as a Key Channel
1.3 Governments Formulate Promotion Strategies to Accelerate Cross-Border Payments
2. Development of Cross-Border Payment Providers
2.1 Ant Group
2.1.1 Leverage Group Brand and User Base Advantages to Integrate Cross-Brand Mobile Payment Services for Global Presence
2.1.2 Three Major Services Satisfy Demand for OMO Collection, Digital Marketing, and Customized Cross-Border Payment Apps
2.1.3 Transaction Fees and Service Plan Charges as Main Revenue Sources While Profit-Sharing and Platform Maintenance as Key Costs
2.2 Paysend
2.2.1 Connecting Global Payment Networks to Offer Cross-Border Remittance and Payment Services from Consumers to Enterprises
2.2.2 Paysend Addresses All Kinds of Cross-Border Payment Needs for Consumers and Enterprises
2.2.3 Transaction and Subscription Fees as Main Revenue Sources, with Profit-Sharing, System, and App Maintenance as Main Costs
2.3 Nium
2.3.1 Unicorn Focuses on Providing Corporate Cross-Border Payment Services for Enterprises with Plans to Go Public in 2025
2.3.2 Nium Provides Enterprise Cross-Border Payment Platforms via Embedded API Payment Technology
2.3.3 Transaction and Service Fees as Main Revenue Source with Profit-Sharing, Platform, and App Maintenance as Major Costs
3. MIC Perspective
Appendix
List of Companies
List of Tables
Table 1: G20 Revised Cross-Border Payment Roadmap - Priority Promotion Strategies
Table 2: Collaboration of Real-Time Payment System Integration in Asian Countries
Table 3: Selection of International Cross-Border Payment Providers
Table 4. Nium's Financial Services Licenses Globally
Table 5: Service Features and Revenue Models of International Cross-Border Payment Providers
List of Figures
Figure 1: Ant Group's Alipay+ Revenue Model
Figure 2: Paysend's Revenue Model
Figure 3: Nium's Revenue Model
List of Tables
Table 1: G20 Revised Cross-Border Payment Roadmap - Priority Promotion Strategies
Table 2: Collaboration of Real-Time Payment System Integration in Asian Countries
Table 3: Selection of International Cross-Border Payment Providers
Table 4. Nium's Financial Services Licenses Globally
Table 5: Service Features and Revenue Models of International Cross-Border Payment Providers
List of Figures
Figure 1: Ant Group's Alipay+ Revenue Model
Figure 2: Paysend's Revenue Model
Figure 3: Nium's Revenue Model
