Question 1: Who developed WeChat Red Envelope? WeChat Red Envelope is an application launched by WeChat, a product of Tencent, on January 27, 2014. It can realize functions such as sending red envelopes, checking receipt and receipt records, and withdrawing cash.

There are two ways to distribute red envelopes on WeChat. One is ordinary equal-amount red envelopes, sent one-to-one or one-to-many; the other is after the user sets the total amount and number of red envelopes, Red envelopes of different amounts can be generated.

The amount of each red envelope is randomly generated between 0.01 and 200 yuan, and the maximum amount does not exceed 200 yuan.

On August 20, 2015, the total number of WeChat red envelopes sent and received throughout the Chinese Valentine's Day reached 1.427 billion, exceeding the peak of 1 billion on New Year's Eve in 2015.

Question 2: Who invented red envelope grabbing on the Internet? The WeChat team invented it.

Question 3: Who developed WeChat red envelopes? Former general manager of WeChat Pay and WeChat red envelope designer - Wu Yi

Wu Yi entered Tencent in 2007 and served as Tencent Financial Pay Tong product director, and then led the team to do WeChat payment. After WeChat payment became independent, Wu Yi took part of the Tenpay team to join the WeChat team. During the WeChat payment period, he was the person in charge of WeChat red envelope development.

Wu Yi resigned from Tencent in 2016 and joined Fenqile as the group president. Interestingly, Xiao Wenjie, the founder of Fenqile, also came from Tencent. He once served as the product director of Tencent Tenpay and later left to start Fenqile. Most of its founding team and management are from Tencent. In March 2015, Fenqile accepted strategic investment from JD.com and became a member of Tencent.

Question 4: The development process of WeChat red envelopes. In August 2013, after Tenpay officially cooperated with WeChat to launch WeChat Pay, the basic product center where Gong Chen was located began to continuously develop new products for WeChat Pay. . In November 2013, during a brainstorming session in the Basic Product Center, developers hoped to develop an application similar to the company's tradition of sending red envelopes. On January 10, 2014, Gong Chen and his colleagues started the technical development of this function. Gong Chen then created a group of more than 150 people on WeChat to test game effects and bugs, including employees from Tenpay, employees from Guangyan’s WeChat team, and technical staff from some banks. On January 24, 2014, the WeChat Red Envelope beta version spread extremely quickly. The development team was busy expanding the capacity of the WeChat Red Envelope system. They applied to Tencent and transferred 10 times the number of servers to the original design, and took the time to modify the WeChat Red Envelope system. The last details of the system. Before going online on January 26, 2014, the development team changed the name of a button on the "Send Red Envelope" interface from "Random Red Envelope" to "Lucky Red Envelope" and changed the process of writing blessings first and then grabbing red envelopes. On January 26, 2014, when WeChat Red Envelope was still in internal testing, a screenshot circulated on the Internet showed that Ma Huateng was inviting some business owners to test the "grab red envelope" function. In this screenshot, Ma Huateng sent a link to a random red envelope, with 50 random red envelopes worth 20 yuan per person. The screenshot also shows that Sun Weiyue of Sinopec and Lou Jiangyue of Guangsha Group both received red envelopes. Luo Qiping, general manager of Hong Kong Creative Services Co., Ltd., also posted on Tencent Weibo the 188 yuan red envelope Ma Huateng sent her on WeChat. On the afternoon of January 28, 2014, the "New Year Red Envelope" icon appeared for the first time in WeChat's "My Bank Card" interface. More than 600 million users can directly enter the WeChat red envelope page to start sending red envelopes. A big move was released on February 9, 2015. During the Spring Festival, WeChat will cooperate with various merchants to launch the Spring Festival "Shake Red Envelope" activity, and will give out cash red envelopes worth more than 500 million yuan. The maximum single red envelope is 4999 yuan, and there are more than 3 billion yuan. Card coupons and red envelopes. The first round of the Spring Festival "Red Envelope Shaking" event will officially start on the evening of February 12, and 25 million cash red envelopes will be distributed that night.

Question 5: Whose patent is it to grab red envelopes on the Internet? Alipay and WeChat can grab it, why is the software developed unprotected? One possibility is this: a software development company designed and invented If they get this software, they will sell it to Company A, then Company B will also buy it, and Company C will also buy it. There is nothing wrong with it. Just like Wu Meiniang is broadcast on many TV stations, of course it has copyright.

Another possibility is that it is the same product, but the effect is achieved through different designs. For example, the red envelope you designed was designed using 100 pages of source code. , I can achieve the same effect with 10 pages and different programming. So as long as you don’t apply for a software invention patent, there is no infringement, just like your photo of Wu Meiniang in 2014 and the photo of Wu Meiniang in 1998. There is no infringement on each other. . .

There are many, many possibilities, and even if there is infringement, I just love infringement. You can go to the lawsuit. If it drags on and the dispute continues, it will only take two or three years, and the money should be earned. You have made enough, and you have to have enough fame. Just like Samsung, doesn't it know that it infringes on Apple's patents? If you know it and still do it, that is the thinking of someone who is doing big business. . . What is particularly obvious is that "Evergrande Ice Spring" dares to advertise overwhelmingly without obtaining the right to register a trademark. The investment in advertising may not be less than 1 billion. Can you understand their boldness? Haha,,,,

Question 6: How to develop WeChat red envelopes on WeChat? Here is an experience that should help you:

Development of WeChat Shake Red Envelopes

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Question 7: Now that there are so many RMB, and WeChat red envelopes have been invented, will the money become devalued again? A 5-cent devaluation is not as simple as you think, and involves many aspects. Not just in this aspect.

Question 8: Which company developed WeChat Tencent

Question 9: How to develop the WeChat red envelope function? I want to make a red envelope function. Please give me some advice. Now the WeChat red envelope function does not need to be developed by yourself. Yes, you can just use the functions of the third-party platform, which can generally meet your needs. Unless you have any special needs, you don’t need to develop it yourself, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive. You can directly use the red envelope function of Guangli Cloud. No need Development

Question 10: Who is the founder of WeChat Red Packet? A core team of about 10 people, affiliated with Tencent Tenpay Basic Product Center, led the development process. Gong Chen, product director of Tenpay’s basic product center, told us that in the first key closed-door meeting on WeChat red envelopes, WeChat team members directly participated in the planning and discussion.