Taiwan’s Two Payment Leaders Versus Visa: A Benchmark for Fintech Valuation
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English translation of the Chinese post originally published 2025-10-28. Translated 2026-10-30 with AI assistance. Historical figures and claims have not been updated or independently verified. 中文原文
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Robin reviews revenue, gross margin, profit, and market value for two leading Taiwanese third-party payment businesses. 綠界 (ECPay, 6763) had 2024 revenue of 1.6 billion, a 41% gross margin, after-tax net profit of 350 million, and market value of 11.1 billion. LINEPAY (7722) had revenue of 6.3 billion, a 32% gross margin, after-tax net profit of 650 million, and market value of 38.6 billion. His impression is that fintech valuations are high, but there is still a benchmark: payments giant Visa, with full-year revenue potentially reaching US$40 billion, an 80% gross margin, market value of US$660 billion, and a price-to-earnings ratio of about 34. These figures reflect the publication date and have not been independently verified.
Key points
- ECPay: revenue 1.6 billion, net profit 350 million, market value 11.1 billion.
- LINEPAY: revenue 6.3 billion, net profit 650 million, market value 38.6 billion.
- Visa: revenue US$40 billion, gross margin 80%, price-to-earnings about 34.
- High fintech valuations still need a comparison benchmark.

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