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WeChat

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EntityQ283233· pop 64· linked from 737 articles

Also known as Weixin, Wēixìn

mobiler Kommunikationsdienst

AI overview

WeChat is a Chinese app developed by Tencent that combines instant messaging, social media, and mobile payments all in one platform. With over 1 billion monthly active users, it has become essential to daily life in China by offering a wide range of features—from messaging and video calls to games, payments, and photo sharing—which is why it's often called China's "app for everything."

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Key facts

Software.name
WeChat/Weixin
Software.logo
WeChat logo.svg
Software.caption
Screenshot of WeChat on iOS
Software.developer
Tencent Holdings Limited
Software.released
(as Weixin)
Software.ver layout
stacked
Software.programming language
C++, Dart, JavaScript
Software.platform
IA-32, x86-64, ARM, LoongArch
Software.engine
Qt, Flutter, ArkUI
Software.operating system
Android, HarmonyOS, iOS, macOS, Windows, Windows Phone, watchOS, Wear OS
Software.language
Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Indonesian, Malay, Thai, Vietnamese, Arabic, Turkish
Software.language count
17
Software.genre
Instant messaging client
Software.license
Proprietary freeware
Software.website
(WeChat) (Weixin)
Software.service_name
WeChat (International)Weixin (China Mainland)
Chinese.title
Weixin
Chinese.c
微信

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Article · Deutsch

WeChat (chinesisch 微信, Pinyin Wēixìn „winzige Nachricht“) war ursprünglich ein Chat-Dienst für Smartphones, betrieben von Tencent in China, der inzwischen um zahlreiche Funktionen wie z. B. das Mobile-Payment-System WeChat Pay (vergleichbar mit Google Pay oder Apple Pay) erweitert wurde. WeChat wurde im Januar 2011 veröffentlicht und unterstützt viele Sprachen, darunter Chinesisch, Deutsch, Türkisch, Polnisch und Italienisch. WeChat gibt nahezu alle Daten an die chinesischen Behörden weiter.

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