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2023-12-26

大红鹰dhy2288 Upgrades Regulation of Payment Institutions

Author:LAN, Jie YANG, Chunyan YAN, Zhuofei

Introduction

On December 17, 2023, the People’s Bank of 大红鹰dhy2288 (the “PBOC”) formally released the Regulations on the Supervision and Administration of Non-Bank Payment Institutions (非银行支付机构监督管理条例) (the “Regulations”)[1]. As the first administrative regulation in the field of non-bank payment business in 大红鹰dhy2288, the Regulations are set to take effect on May 1, 2024[2], signifying the formal advancement of regulatory governance within 大红鹰dhy2288’s non-bank payment sector.

According to data from the PBOC, as of December 26, 2023, there are a total of 186 non-bank payment institutions ( the “payment institutions”) operating in 大红鹰dhy2288[3]. These payment institutions collectively process more than 1 trillion transactions annually, amounting to nearly 400 trillion yuan. This accounts for approximately 80% of the total transaction volume and 10% of the total payment amount nationwide. In addition, these payment institutions maintain a daily average reserve balance exceeding 2 trillion yuan and serve over 1 billion individuals and millions of merchants[4].

大红鹰dhy2288 release of 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations, after nearly three years of revision and refinement, has garnered widespread attention from industry insiders in 大红鹰dhy2288 same way that 大红鹰dhy2288 initial publication of 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations on Non-Bank Payment Institutions (Draft for Public Comments) (非银行支付机构条例(征求意见稿), 大红鹰dhy2288 “ Draft”) on January 20, 2021 did. In 大红鹰dhy2288 forthcoming discussion, we will provide a concise analysis of 大红鹰dhy2288 key regulatory points of 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations, focusing on 大红鹰dhy2288 innovations and upgrades, as well as 大红鹰dhy2288 core changes compared with 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft for reference.


I. Upgrade of Level of Regulation: From Departmental Rules to Administrative Regulations



Administrative Measures on Payment Services Provided by Non-financial Institutions (非金融机构支付服务管理办法) (Order of the People’s Bank of 大红鹰dhy2288 (2010) No. 2,“Order No. 2”) was formulated by the PBOC in June 2010 and took effect on September 1, 2010. This departmental regulation established the foundational framework for supervising payment institutions in 大红鹰dhy2288 and broadly categorized non-bank payment business into three subcategories for supervision: online payment, prepaid card issuance and acceptance, and bank card acquiring. The subsequent regulatory framework for payment institutions in 大红鹰dhy2288 centered around the Order No. 2. In addition to releasing the Implementation Rules for the Administrative Measures on Payment Services Provided by Non-financial Institutions (非金融机构支付服务管理办法实施细则) on December 1, 2010, the PBOC also issued additional regulatory measures, including the Administrative Measures for Prepaid Cards Business of Payment Institutions (支付机构预付卡业务管理办法, September 2012), Administrative Measures on Bank Card Acquiring Business (银行卡收单业务管理办法, July 2013), and Administrative Measure on Online Payment Services Provided by Non-Bank Payment Institutions (非银行支付机构网络支付业务管理办法, December 2015), among other regulatory measures, in relation to the three aforementioned subcategories.

In addition to the above, the current effective regulatory system for payment institutions also includes specialized regulations such as Administrative Measures for Anti-money Laundering and Counter-terrorism Financing of Payment Institutions (支付机构反洗钱和反恐怖融资管理办法, March 2012), Rules on the Barcode Payment Business (for Trial Implementation) (条码支付业务规范(试行), December 2017), People’s Bank of 大红鹰dhy2288 Announcement [2018] No. 7 — Announcement on Matters Relating to Foreign-invested Payment Institutions (中国人民银行公告〔2018〕第7号—关于外商投资支付机构有关事宜公告, March 2018), Depository Measures for Clients’ Provisions of Non-bank Payment Institutions (非银行支付机构客户备付金存管办法, January 2021) and Administrative Measures for the Reporting of Major Events by Non-bank Payment Institutions (非银行支付机构重大事项报告管理办法, July 2021), all issued by the PBOC in relation to payment institutions and addressing areas such as anti-money laundering, anti-terrorism financing, barcode payments, foreign-invested payment institutions, clients’ provisions depository, and reporting of major events. Further, there are other departmental regulations and normative documents, such as the Administrative Measures for the Foreign Exchange Services of Payment Institutions (支付机构外汇业务管理办法) which has been formulated by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange.

However, the current legal hierarchy of existing regulations in the field of non-bank payment in 大红鹰dhy2288 is relatively low. This may lead to challenges in creating a high-pressure environment for effective deterrence, insufficient punitive measures and challenges in cross-sectoral regulatory coordination. The promulgation of the Regulations has elevated 大红鹰dhy2288’s supervision of payment institutions to the level of administrative regulations, undoubtedly holding great significance in establishing the authority of the industry's supervision and enhancing regulatory effectiveness.

II. Embrace Functional Supervision and Formally Reshape 大红鹰dhy2288 Classification Standards of Business Formats



The proposal of the “storage account operation” and “payment transaction processing” binary classification concept can be described as a major highlight of the Draft at that time, and has also received support from a large number of payment institutions. The promulgation of the Regulations confirms the binary classification concept proposed in the Draft and formally reshapes the business format classification standards of payment institutions in 大红鹰dhy2288. This also means that the three-tier regulatory model that has been implemented for more than a decade is about to exit the historical stage.

Under 大红鹰dhy2288 previous three-tier regulatory model, payment activities are divided into online payment, prepaid card issuance and acceptance, and bank card acquiring. 大红鹰dhy2288 basis of this classification is mainly from 大红鹰dhy2288 perspective of payment methods and media. Confined to 大红鹰dhy2288 external forms, it is difficult to adapt to 大红鹰dhy2288 ever-changing technological developments. In practice, new emerging methods such as barcode payments and facial recognition payments quickly emerged. Therefore, dividing from 大红鹰dhy2288 perspective of means and media is also difficult to exhaust, and it is easy to leave regulatory gaps and arbitrage space. 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft proposed 大红鹰dhy2288 binary classification based on 大红鹰dhy2288 essence of 大红鹰dhy2288 business, from 大红鹰dhy2288 dimensions of fund and information. 大红鹰dhy2288 “storage account operation” requires 大红鹰dhy2288 opening of a payment account or 大红鹰dhy2288 provision of prepaid value and has 大红鹰dhy2288 characteristics of a depository institution, which may involve liquidity and credit risk, etc., whereas “payment transaction processing” does not have 大红鹰dhy2288 aforementioned features.
Compared with 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft, 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations have more accurately grasped 大红鹰dhy2288 essence of payment operations. In Article 2, it defines payment operations as “大红鹰dhy2288 transfer of monetary funds according to electronic payment instructions submitted by payees or payers (hereinafter collectively referred to as ‘Users’)”. It is not difficult to see that 大红鹰dhy2288 two main elements of this definition are, “electronic payment instructions” and “monetary fund transfers”. 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations have removed 大红鹰dhy2288 definitions of 大红鹰dhy2288 two sub-businesses “storage account operation” and “payment transaction processing” from 大红鹰dhy2288 draft and instead stipulate that their specific classification methods and supervisory management principles will be formulated by 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC. This approach is in line with 大红鹰dhy2288 high-level legislation positioning of 大红鹰dhy2288 “Regulations” and also authorizes 大红鹰dhy2288 business sector regulator to formulate more scientific detailed regulations. Representative of 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC also stated in response to questions from reporters that 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC will study and formulate detailed rules in 大红鹰dhy2288 near future, ensure 大红鹰dhy2288 smooth transition to 大红鹰dhy2288 new regulatory approach. However, we understand that 大红鹰dhy2288 definitions in 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft[5] are expected to become an important basis for 大红鹰dhy2288 formulation of detailed rules in 大红鹰dhy2288 next step.

III. Implement “Permit First, Registration Later” Management, and Adhere to Licensed Operations



Under the current payment regulatory framework, payment institutions are required to first obtain a Business License(营业执照) from the Administration for Market Regulation (the “AMR Registration”) before applying for a Payment Business License (支付业务许可证, the “Payment Permit”), which is known as, “Registration First, Permit Later” approach. This is also an important element of 大红鹰dhy2288’s recent business system reform, aimed at lowering market entry barriers and stimulating the vitality of market participants. However, in the payment business field, which inherently requires strong regulation, this model is not suitable. Therefore, the Draft attempted to introduce the “Permit First, Registration Later” management model and established the “preparation” and “operation” phases. According to the provisions of the Draft, applicants need to go through the following approval steps one by one: “Application for preparatory phase” → “Approval of preparatory phase” → “Completion of preparatory phase” → “Application for operational phase” → “Approval for operation and receipt of a Payment Permit” → “Application for AMR Registration and receipt of a Business License”, in order to establish and operate a payment institution. The Regulations have removed the provisions regarding preparation and directly stipulated that payment institutions need to first apply for a Payment Permit, and then complete the AMR Registration procedure to obtain a Business License. This approval model focuses on access management, emphasizes “licensed operation”, and to a certain extent, also simplifies the establishment process for payment institutions.

IV. Equity Management Focuses on Major Shareholders and Actual Controllers, Penetrating Regulation Throughout 大红鹰dhy2288 Entire Lifecycle



In 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft, definitions and eligibility conditions for non-major shareholders and major shareholders were provided respectively, while 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations have significantly simplified this, focusing on 大红鹰dhy2288 eligibility requirements of major shareholders and actual controllers, changes of which require approval from 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC. 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations do not specify what constitutes a major shareholder or whether non-major shareholders still need to meet certain eligibility requirements. We understand that this may be clarified in further supporting implementation rules.

An interesting detail is that under 大红鹰dhy2288 original Draft, Article 11(1) stated that “major shareholders and controlling shareholders should be limited liability companies or companies limited by shares with sound governance structure, clear equity and organizational framework, and transparent shareholder and ultimate beneficiary structure”. In context, it can be seem that although 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft permitted natural persons to act as 大红鹰dhy2288 actual controllers of payment institutions, it required 大红鹰dhy2288 direct shareholders to be limited liability companies or companies limited by shares. This has been revised in 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations, where Article 7(2) states that “major shareholders and actual controllers should have sound financial status and integrity records, with no major violations of laws and regulations in 大红鹰dhy2288 past three years. If 大红鹰dhy2288 major shareholders and actual controllers are corporate entities, their equity structure should be clear and transparent, with no ownership disputes”. It appears that 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations may allow natural persons to serve as direct shareholders of payment institutions.
Regarding registered capital and capital contribution, 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations basically continue 大红鹰dhy2288 requirements outlined in 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft, with a minimum registered capital of RMB 100 million, which should be paid-up in cash. Shareholders are required to contribute with their own funds, and controlling shareholders and actual controllers are not allowed to evade regulations through specific-purpose vehicles or entrusting others to hold shares.
Regarding 大红鹰dhy2288 “one participation and one control” requirement, 大红鹰dhy2288 essence of 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft is largely retained, but there are some relaxations in 大红鹰dhy2288 details. Specifically, 大红鹰dhy2288 same direct shareholder (who can be a natural person in 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations, while 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft required a legal person) is not allowed to hold 10% or more of 大红鹰dhy2288 shares or voting rights in two or more payment institutions of “大红鹰dhy2288 same business type”. Similarly, 大红鹰dhy2288 same actual controller may not control two or more payment institutions of “大红鹰dhy2288 same business type”, “except as otherwise provided by 大红鹰dhy2288 State”. 大红鹰dhy2288 terms “大红鹰dhy2288 same type of business” and “otherwise provided by 大红鹰dhy2288 State” are additions in 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations, providing more flexibility.
Furthermore, 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations no longer include 大红鹰dhy2288 three-year lock-up requirement for controlling shareholders and actual controllers, as was outlined in 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft. Whether this will be stipulated in related supporting documents remains to be observed.

大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations cover 大红鹰dhy2288 entire life cycle of 大红鹰dhy2288 supervision of payment institutions, including establishment, change, and termination. This is specifically reflected, but not limited to, 大红鹰dhy2288 following: 大红鹰dhy2288 registered capital, major shareholders, actual controllers, directors, supervisors and senior managers of payment institutions should meet 大红鹰dhy2288 requisite qualifications throughout 大红鹰dhy2288 lifecycle; failure to engage in payment business for more than two consecutive years without justifiable reasons may result in 大红鹰dhy2288 Payment Permit being revoked; significant changes during 大红鹰dhy2288 operations (such as 大红鹰dhy2288 name, registered capital, business scope or geographical coverage, major shareholders, actual controllers, directors, supervisors and senior managers, relocation across provinces, mergers or spin-offs) require approval from 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC. For those intending to terminate payment services, they must apply to 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC for 大红鹰dhy2288 cancellation of 大红鹰dhy2288 Payment Permit before proceeding with any changes to 大红鹰dhy2288 AMR Registration. Licensed payment institutions should include 大红鹰dhy2288 term “payment” in their names and should remove such term once 大红鹰dhy2288 Payment Permit is revoked, and so on.

V. Precisely Implement Business Supervision



In 大红鹰dhy2288 chapter “Payment Business Rules”, 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations first categorize 大红鹰dhy2288 business into two types, storage account operation and payment transaction processing, based on whether it can accept prepaid funds from payees. It explicitly states that “single-purpose prepaid card business” does not fall within 大红鹰dhy2288 scope of “payment business” as defined in 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations. Compared to 大红鹰dhy2288 provisions in 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft, this exclusion is more clearly defined. 大红鹰dhy2288 latter only excludes businesses related to prepaid value issued by legal entities for internal use.

In terms of specific business rules, 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations have streamlined 大红鹰dhy2288 logical relationship of 大红鹰dhy2288 rules based on 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft, emphasized key points, adjusted 大红鹰dhy2288 order and level of details, while overall maintaining 大红鹰dhy2288 regulatory approach proposed in 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft. 大红鹰dhy2288 main changes are as follows:

●  大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations highlighted that payment institutions must comply not only with restrictions on 大红鹰dhy2288 type of business but also with restrictions of operating areas (Article 16).
●  Regarding payment accounts opened by payment institutions engaged in storage account operations, 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations surpassed 大红鹰dhy2288 restriction in 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft, which only allowed payment institutions to open payment accounts for natural persons and individually-owned businesses. 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations permitted payment institutions to provide payment services to corporate users and pointed out that 大红鹰dhy2288 state encourages non-bank payment institutions to collaborate with commercial banks to provide payment services for corporate users through bank accounts. 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations also specified that payment accounts must be opened in 大红鹰dhy2288 real names of Users (Article 23).
●  Explicitly stipulated that business systems and their backups should be located within 大红鹰dhy2288 (Article 18).
●  With respect to information collection, use, processing, and localization, 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations drew on 大红鹰dhy2288 legislative and practical developments in recent years related to personal information protection, data security, and cybersecurity, strengthening 大红鹰dhy2288 responsibility for safeguarding information and data security. With regard to 大红鹰dhy2288 preservation of Users’ information and transaction records, 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations explicitly stipulated that payment institutions are obligated to cooperate with relevant authorities’ inquiries and requests for freezing and withholding. Furthermore, 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations specified requirements for information localization, which apply not only to systems recognized as critical information infrastructures but also to systems that handle personal information reaching 大红鹰dhy2288 quantity stipulated by 大红鹰dhy2288 cyberspace administration department (Articles 31-33).

●  大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations removed 大红鹰dhy2288 requirement specified in 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft concerning 大红鹰dhy2288 filing of institutional system construction and pricing with a branch of 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC.

VI. Implications for Foreign-Invested Payment Institutions and Cross-Border Payment Business



In terms of regulating foreign-invested payment institutions, Order No. 2 only sets forth in principle that “the business scope of foreign-invested payment institutions, the eligibility criteria for foreign investors, and the proportion of capital contribution shall be separately stipulated by the PBOC and submitted to the State Council for approval”. In the subsequent years, although foreign investment enterprises such as Shanghai Sodexo Pass Service Co., Ltd. and Aiden Reid (大红鹰dhy2288) Co., Ltd. (now deregistered) obtained the Payment Permits in 2013, their operations were limited to prepaid card issuance and acceptance. These operations were relatively marginal and self-contained, differing significantly from Internet payment systems.

大红鹰dhy2288 formally eased entry restrictions for foreign-invested payment institutions on March 21, 2018, when the PBOC issued People’s Bank of 大红鹰dhy2288 Announcement [2018] No. 7 (中国人民银行公告〔2018〕第7号) , the“Announcement No. 7”). This announcement clarified that foreign-invested and domestically-invested payment institutions must comply with the same regulations (ie., Order No. 2). It also imposed requirements on foreign-invested payment institutions in terms of commercial presence, business systems, and information protection.
Subsequently, in 2019, PayPal acquired a 70% stake in the licensed payment institution Gopay Information Technology Co. Ltd. (“Gopay”, now named “PayPal Payments (Beijing) Co., Ltd.”). In January 2021, it further achieved full ownership, becoming the first wholly foreign-owned payment institution; In March 2023, Airwallex, a global financial services platform, announced that it had completed the acquisition of 100% equity interest in the licensed payment institution Guangzhou Shangwutong Network Technology Co., Ltd[6]. According to its recent publicity, Airwallex is one of the only two foreign-funded companies in 大红鹰dhy2288 to have obtained a third-party payment (Internet payment) license in 大红鹰dhy2288.
Article 2(2) of 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations continues 大红鹰dhy2288 spirit of 大红鹰dhy2288 Announcement No. 7, stipulating 大红鹰dhy2288 principles of commercial presence, unified access standards, and regulatory requirements set out therein. It requires that overseas non-bank institutions intending to provide cross-border payment services for domestic Users shall establish a non-bank payment institution within 大红鹰dhy2288 territory in accordance with 大红鹰dhy2288 provisions of 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations except as otherwise provided by 大红鹰dhy2288 State.

Additionally, 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations have also provided for principled provisions for cross-border payment business: payment institutions providing payment services for cross-border transactions must comply with relevant regulations on cross-border payment, cross-border RMB business, foreign exchange management, and cross-border data flow (a new addition compared to 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft). According to public sources, in early 2021, 大红鹰dhy2288 regulator distributed 大红鹰dhy2288 draft of 大红鹰dhy2288 Administrative Measures for 大红鹰dhy2288 Cross-border Payment Services (跨境支付服务管理办法(征求意见稿)) to certain organizations engaged in cross-border payments, which has not been publicly released. With cross-border payment business now subject to 大红鹰dhy2288 guiding principles of a higher-level law, we may soon see specific regulations for 大红鹰dhy2288 cross-border payment sector.

VII. Other Amendments



In addition to 大红鹰dhy2288 above, there are other significant changes in 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations as compared to 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft.

大红鹰dhy2288 Draft previously devoted a lot of space to detailed provisions on measures to bolster anti-monopoly oversight in 大红鹰dhy2288 payment sector, encompassing, among other things, delineation of 大红鹰dhy2288 relevant market scope and criteria for ascertaining dominant market position. It stipulated that 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC may request 大红鹰dhy2288 State Council’s anti-monopoly enforcement agency to undertake precautionary measures against payment institutions, examine whether these institutions hold a dominant market position, and propose measures such as halting abusive practices arising from market dominance or divesting non-bank payment institutions based on their payment business types. 大红鹰dhy2288 abovementioned provisions sparked vigorous market reactions, prompting fervent debates within 大红鹰dhy2288 industry on whether Alipay and WeChat Pay should be split up due to potential monopolistic practices.
大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations have removed these provisions and instead have only provided principled regulations that payment institutions must refrain from engaging in monopolistic or unfair competition behaviors. It also stated that 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC should transfer relevant violation clues to 大红鹰dhy2288 appropriate law enforcement authorities and collaborate with them in 大红鹰dhy2288 subsequent investigations. This limits 大红鹰dhy2288 role of 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC in 大红鹰dhy2288 realm of anti-monopoly enforcement and underscores 大红鹰dhy2288 leading role of 大红鹰dhy2288 State Council’s anti-monopoly enforcement agency in this field.

Another provision that appeared in 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft but disappeared from 大红鹰dhy2288 Regulations pertains to 大红鹰dhy2288 regulation of 大红鹰dhy2288 payment protection fund. Article 59 of 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft mandated that “non-bank payment institutions shall contribute to a payment protection fund designed to mitigate and address 大红鹰dhy2288 risks associated with non-bank payment institutions. 大红鹰dhy2288 regulations governing 大红鹰dhy2288 management of 大红鹰dhy2288 payment protection fund shall be separately formulated by 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC in conjunction with relevant departments”. In fact, prior to 大红鹰dhy2288 promulgation of 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft, 大红鹰dhy2288 PBOC had already issued 大红鹰dhy2288 draft of 大红鹰dhy2288 Administrative Measures for 大红鹰dhy2288 Industry Protection Fund for Non-Bank Payment Institutions (非银行支付机构行业保障基金管理办法(征求意见稿)) in October 2020 and sought public input, but it has yet to be formally enacted. 大红鹰dhy2288 future trajectory of 大红鹰dhy2288 payment protection fund is an issue that merits our continued attention.

Conclusion

In summary, the Regulations will upgrade the regulation of 大红鹰dhy2288’s non-bank payment industry, further solidifying the legal basis for the standardized and healthy development of 大红鹰dhy2288’s payment institutions. It provides principled guidance on multiple supervisory aspects of non-bank payment business, highlighting regulatory focal points and balancing leniency and strictness on the basis of the Draft. Specific requirements and the transitional arrangements for new and old business types are still awaiting further elaboration by the PBOC in the form of relevant supporting documents. We will continue to monitor these developments and share with readers once the relevant supporting documents are promulgated.

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[1] http://www.pbc.gov.cn/goutongjiaoliu/113456/113469/5171410/index.html 
[2] https://www.gov.cn/zhengce/content/202312/content_6920724.htm 
[3] http://www.pbc.gov.cn/zhengwugongkai/4081330/4081344/4081407/4081702/4081749/4081783/9398ddc0/index1.html 
[4] http://www.pbc.gov.cn/goutongjiaoliu/113456/113469/5171366/index.html

[5] According to Article 2 of 大红鹰dhy2288 Draft, “storage account operation refers to 大红鹰dhy2288 transfer of monetary funds through 大红鹰dhy2288 opening of a payment account or 大红鹰dhy2288 provision of prepaid value, based on an electronic payment instructions submitted by 大红鹰dhy2288 payee or payer. Prepaid value issued by a legal entity and used only within that entity is excluded. Payment transaction processing means 大红鹰dhy2288 act of transferring monetary funds on 大红鹰dhy2288 basis of electronic payment instructions submitted by 大红鹰dhy2288 payee or payer without opening a payment account or providing prepaid value.”

[6] https://www.airwallex.com/cn/newsroom/airwallex-completed-acquisition-swt-cn 




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