Credit China Holdings
Credit China Holdings is a Chinese financial services group founded in Shanghai in 2004, originally operating through a pawnshop subsidiary.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Credit China Holdings (中國信貸控股有限公司), also known as Credit China, is a Chinese financial services company founded in 2004 in Shanghai by Shi Zhijun and Ji Zuguang. The company began operations through its subsidiary Shanghai Yintong Pawn Co., Ltd. (上海銀通典當有限公司), a pawnshop business. Over time, it expanded into broader financial services, including lending and credit-related activities. The company is headquartered in Shanghai and operates primarily in the Chinese market. Its website is creditchina.hk. The company's listed status and current ownership structure are not specified in the available evidence.
History
Credit China Holdings was founded in 2004 in Shanghai by Shi Zhijun and Ji Zuguang. The company's initial operations were conducted through Shanghai Yintong Pawn Co., Ltd., a pawnshop enterprise. This marked the group's entry into the financial services sector. Over the years, the company expanded its business scope beyond traditional pawnbroking into broader credit and lending services. The company is headquartered in Shanghai and serves the Chinese market. Further details about its corporate development, ownership changes, and current operations are not available in the provided evidence.
- 2004
Founded in Shanghai by Shi Zhijun and Ji Zuguang; established Shanghai Yintong Pawn Co., Ltd.
Products and positioning
Chinese financial services provider with roots in pawnbroking.
Pawn loans
Loans secured by collateral, offered through Shanghai Yintong Pawn Co., Ltd.
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