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Published in House and Home on Monday, June 21st 2010 at 4:11 GMT by Market Wire🞛 This publication is a summary or evaluation of another publication
SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - June 21, 2010) - Amico Games Corp. (
Amico has integrated the payment gateway of its mobile games with the payment settlement system provided by 19Pay, such that the company's cell phone game subscribers will be able to pay for Amico's games through the Internet, their mobile phone and fixed-line telephone. This is another attempt of Amico after cooperating with YeePay to extend its game subscription fee collection method from the traditional Q-coin, short messages, and mobile phone rechargeable cards.
19Pay ([ www.19pay.com ]) is one of the largest web-based payment settlement systems in China. According to their announcement dated March 15, 2010, 19Pay has secured a user base of 300 million, and serving over 460,000 enterprises in China. Currently, around 60%-70% of Chinese online payments are paid through the 19Pay platform.
"This is the first time 19Pay is cooperating with a mobile phone game provider and we see this as a significant benefit to our existing game subscribers. Additionally, by working with 19Pay we expect to be able to tap into a new group of potential customers," said Mr. Peter Liu, CEO and President of AMCG. "19Pay is particularly strong in web-based e-commerce payment settlement, while YeePay focused more on the gaming industry sector. We see the two payment settlement platforms as complementary with each other and with our games."
About Amico Games Corp.
Amico Games Corp. is a software company specializing in developing mobile phone games for the Chinese market. On December 31, 2009, Amico acquired Galaxy Software Limited, a Chinese private-owned company incorporated in November, 2001. Galaxy is one of the earliest mobile phone multiplayer game developers in China, as well as one of the first Chinese companies to develop and operate Java™ MMRPOG (massive multiplayer role playing online games) mobile phone games. It is also the first company to provide multiplayer games over the WAP platform of China Mobile, the world's largest mobile phone provider based upon subscribers. For more information, please visit the Amico's website at: [ www.amicogames.com ]
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