Motorola's M-Wallet Deployed by Union Mobile Pay in China

Motorola's M-Wallet solution provides enhanced user interface with secured and reliable service as compared to existing technologies based on Short Message Service (SMS), Interactive Voice Response (IVR), Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) and Wireless Application Protocol (WAP). Consumers can personalize financial needs such as account inquiries, money transfers, bill payments, utility payments and e-ticketing on their mobile phones, which will eliminate the need to go to banks or carry bank cards. In addition to mobile banking, the platform also provides business-to-consumer (B2C) solutions for merchants that include merchant membership cards, electronic couponing and prepaid cards.

In addition to the end-user mobile solutions for banking and merchandising needs, Motorola's mobile commerce offering also includes a back-end management platform. The back-end management platform, part of the Motorola's Service Delivery Framework called GAMA (Global Application Management Architecture), is interoperable with back-office network elements for OSS/BSS for mobile network operators, financial institutions and merchants.

"The M-Commerce market is rapidly evolving," said T.K. Ng, general manager of Motorola Global Services, Home & Networks Mobility, Motorola China. "Solutions like M-Wallet provide network operators, financial institutions and merchants with distinct advantages, giving customers convenience, speed and simplicity, allowing them to shop or perform bank transactions whenever and wherever they want. The M-Wallet solution deployment for UMPay underscores our commitment to making M-Commerce a reality. Not only does our flexible end-to-end solution simplify end users' day-to-day tasks, but it also streamlines electronic transactions and optimizes the customer management processes for service providers, financial institutions and retailers."

The M-Wallet solution with K-Java technology for UMPay's Mobile Wallet is Motorola's first M-Commerce platform launched in China. In 2007 UMPay's mobile payment platform reached 50 million registered users. The new solution with K-Java technology will further strengthen UMPay's leading position in supporting M-Commerce by enriching end user experiences. Besides bill settlements and fund transfers, the M-Wallet solution also allows CMCC's subscribers to purchase lottery and tickets as well as participate in mobile games via an interactive interface.

"We are the leader in offering a mobile payment platform in China, and we see tremendous value in our relationship with Motorola to further strengthen our position in the market," said Zhang Bin, managing director of UMPay. "With Motorola's expertise and experience in M-Commerce, we can create new solutions and services that address the needs of customers, bringing easy to use, secure and reliable services to them."

Mobile users only need to download and install the M-Wallet application on their mobile phones that support Java technology, and register their banking accounts to the mobile phones via UMPay.

The Motorola Global Services team in Beijing works closely with UMPay to develop user interfaces and create new features for mobile services. The team also develops and supports the back-end management platform, ensuring its smooth and reliable operation with the mobile network and banking systems.