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Youzan Technology Limited, an investment holding company, provides online and offline e-commerce solutions in the People’s Republic of China, Japan, and Canada. It operates through three segments: Third-Party Payment Services, Merchant Services, and Others. The company offers third party payment and related consultancy services; and an e-commerce platform with various Software as a Service (Saas) products and services. In addition, it provides a suite of SaaS products, such as Youzan WeiMall, Youzan Store, Youzan Chain, Youzan Beauty, and other SaaS products; internet information; and factoring and guarantee, as well as research and development center services. Further, the company provides customized services for merchants and offers applications by third-party developers on Youzan App; and value-added services, including payment services, merchandise sourcing and distribution, consumer protection, and online traffic monetisation. The company was formerly known as China Youzan Limited and changed its name to Youzan Technology Limited in August 2024. Youzan Technology Limited was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
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