Jiedian
Jiedian is a Chinese shared power-bank brand offering rentable portable chargers through self-service cabinets placed in restaurants, shops and other public venues.
Last updated October 29, 2026
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Overview
Jiedian (街电) is a Chinese consumer-facing brand in the shared power-bank (共享充电宝) sector — the on-demand rental model in which users scan a QR code to borrow a portable battery from a self-service cabinet and return it at any compatible station, paying by the hour. The brand is best known for the compact charging cabinets it places in restaurants, cafés, convenience stores, hotels, shopping centres and other high-footfall venues, and for the mobile app and mini-program through which users locate, unlock and pay for rentals. The shared power-bank category emerged in China in the mid-2010s as part of the broader 'shared economy' wave alongside bike-sharing, and grew quickly because smartphone battery life lagged behind heavy usage of mobile payments, short video and messaging. Jiedian became one of the most visible consumer brands in this niche, competing with rivals such as Energy Monster (怪兽充电), Xiaodian (小电) and Laidian (来电). Competition centred on venue coverage, cabinet density, unit economics and brand recall, and the sector consolidated through mergers and strategic investment from internet platforms and lifestyle-services companies. Jiedian's offering is essentially a network product: the physical cabinets and power banks, the software layer that manages availability, billing and returns, and merchant partnerships that host the equipment. Revenue comes from per-use rental fees and, in some models, from advertising or merchant services. Because the service is location-based, the brand's value depends on the density and reliability of its station network rather than on product design alone. Note on sourcing: the supplied evidence for this entry concerns an unrelated AI-platform acquisition story and contains no information about Jiedian. The details above describe the brand's category and business model at a general level; specific facts such as founding year, founders, headquarters, ownership and current operating status are not supported by the supplied evidence and are therefore left blank rather than guessed.
History
Jiedian belongs to the Chinese shared power-bank industry, a category that took shape in the mid-2010s as part of the country's wider 'shared economy' boom. The model was simple: place self-service cabinets holding a handful of portable batteries in restaurants, shops and other venues, let users unlock one with a QR-code scan through a mobile app or mini-program, and charge by the hour with the option to return the battery at any station in the network. It spread quickly because it solved a real, recurring problem — smartphones running out of power during long days of mobile payments, navigation, messaging and short video — without requiring users to carry their own battery. Within a few years the sector became crowded, with Jiedian competing against brands such as Energy Monster, Xiaodian and Laidian. Competition focused on signing up high-traffic venues, increasing cabinet density, improving the reliability of returns across networks, and building brand recognition with consumers. The business also attracted strategic capital from internet and lifestyle-services players, and the industry saw consolidation as smaller operators were absorbed or pushed out. Because the service is inherently local, growth for a brand like Jiedian depends on merchant relationships and station coverage rather than on advertising alone. Over time, operators in the category explored additional revenue streams such as advertising on cabinets and apps, merchant services, and cross-selling within broader local-services ecosystems. Specific dated events in Jiedian's corporate history — its founding, funding rounds, mergers, ownership changes and any listing — are not documented in the evidence supplied for this entry, which concerns an unrelated AI-platform acquisition. Those details are therefore omitted rather than inferred.
Products and positioning
Consumer shared-charging service brand built on a dense network of self-service power-bank rental cabinets in high-footfall venues.
Shared power-bank rental cabinets
Self-service cabinets holding portable batteries, placed in restaurants, shops and other venues for QR-code rental.
Mobile app and mini-program
Software used to locate stations, unlock batteries, track rentals and pay fees.
Recent events
Jiedian launches three-in-one laptop power bank at 398 yuan[2]
Reported:
Jiedian launched a three-in-one laptop power bank with 15000mAh capacity and 67W fast charging, priced at 398 yuan with one year of free shared power bank usage rights, now on sale on Tmall.
Jiedian and SouDian complete merger[3]
The shared power-bank brands SouDian and Jiedian completed their merger. Their merged parent company was named Zhǔmáng Technology, which became the wholly owned holding company of both brands.
- Unconfirmed
Street Power partners with Gubei Water Town to provide shared charging[4]
Street Power and Gubei Water Town partnered to provide shared charging in the resort, deploying nearly 100 power-bank devices across visitor service centers, key businesses, and public areas. The resort also offered a four-hour free rental benefit.
Jiedian and Soudian announce merger[5]
Shared-power-bank brands Jiedian and Soudian announced a merger to form a new group. They are to remain as two sub-brands under the group, with their existing businesses and teams operating independently.
- Unconfirmed
Jiedian partners with Keyu[6]
Jiedian partnered with Keyu to provide shared power-bank services at Keyu restaurants and explore offline traffic, membership points, promotion and brand marketing.
- Unconfirmed
Jiedian and Bianlifeng form a strategic partnership[7]
Reported:
Shared power-bank brand Jiedian and convenience-store brand Bianlifeng formed a long-term strategic partnership to provide shared charging services at more than 900 Bianlifeng stores across China.
Jiedian raises prices at some power-bank stations[8]
Reported:
Jiedian customer service said that prices at some power-bank stations had recently increased slightly, with individual stores adjusting prices according to local market conditions rather than through a platform-wide increase.
- Unconfirmed
Jiedian partners with 85°C to provide shared charging services[9]
Jiedian announced an exclusive agreement with 85°C to offer shared charging services at more than 600 of its stores in China.
- Unconfirmed
Jiedian partners with Lazhuang for exclusive presence in its stores[10]
Jiedian and Lazhuang reached a cooperation agreement under which Jiedian would have an exclusive presence in more than 300 Lazhuang stores nationwide.
- Unconfirmed
Jiedian signs an exclusive partnership with Honeymoon Dessert[11]
Jiedian announced that it had signed an exclusive partnership with Honeymoon Dessert. Jiedian had already entered more than 200 of Honeymoon Dessert's stores, with coverage of more than 400 stores planned.
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