13家支付机构正式换发“长期有效”牌照

Group 1 - The first batch of payment license renewals has been announced after a one-year transition period, with 13 non-bank payment institutions receiving long-term validity for their licenses [1][2] - This renewal marks the first announcement following the implementation of the Non-Bank Payment Institutions Supervision and Administration Regulations, indicating a shift in regulatory focus from quantity control to quality optimization [2][3] - Six payment institutions did not receive license renewals due to various reasons, including strategic adjustments and compliance issues, highlighting a trend of industry consolidation and exit of non-compliant players [2][3] Group 2 - The renewal of licenses for the 13 institutions reflects the regulatory body's commitment to providing stable expectations for long-term operations and strategic planning within the industry [2] - The institutions that failed to renew their licenses include those that have chosen to exit the payment business to focus on core financial operations, as well as those facing historical compliance pressures [3] - Overall, the payment license management is entering a new phase, emphasizing the importance of operational compliance and competitive strength among payment institutions [3]