China e-Wallet Payment Group Limited (0802.HK), an investment holding company incorporated in Bermuda in 2004 and headquartered in Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, principally engages in the provision of internet and mobile applications, development of interactive virtual reality technologies, design and distribution of computer-related, mobile-related and beauty-related electronic products and accessories, and project-based system solution services in Hong Kong and the People's Republic of China. Its core offerings include mobile application development and settlement application services generating HK$9.0 million in revenue for the year ended December 31, 2024; beauty, computer and mobile-related electronic products such as universal travel adapters, power banks, and mini RF anti-wrinkle skin beauty instruments, mainly supplied to a leading medical aesthetic service provider operating seven centers in Hong Kong and accounting for 86.8% of the segment's sales in 2024; software and application consultation services with over 20 years of management experience, including turnkey IT projects and interactive projection mapping systems as demonstrated in its organization of Hong Kong's first anime theme interactive exhibition in 2019; advertising services; and trading in biometrics and radio frequency identification products for consumer and commercial applications. The company targets diverse industries with a solid client base, sustaining growth through its reputation in IT software development, and reported total revenue of HK$40.5 million for 2024, down from HK$71.0 million in 2023 amid a strategic pivot. Following directorship changes in the first quarter of 2024, including the appointment of Lin Chih Chia as executive director, removal of Li Jinglong and Zhang Ligong, and subsequent resignation of Poon Chun Yin in December 2024 with So Han Meng Julian appointed as executive director and chairman effective October 28, 2025, the group discontinued loss-making settlement application services to focus on software development and expanded its beauty-related electronic products segment, planning further emphasis on such offerings in 2025; its shares have been suspended since April 2024 pending resolution of financial statement issues, with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Listing Committee deciding to cancel the listing in 2025, prompting a review request.