About DCITS
DCITS, Digital China Information Service Group Co., Ltd., is a Chinese software and information technology services company headquartered in Beijing and listed in Shenzhen, specialised in the digitalisation of the financial sector. With almost four decades of history within the Digital China ecosystem, the company presents itself on its official website as a partner for the digital and intelligent transformation of banking and states that it serves more than 2,000 financial institutions.
Its offering combines consulting and planning, digital foundation platforms, banking business solutions and quality testing services. Its products include the «Qiankun» enterprise digital foundation, data platforms and data governance tools, and a family of more than 230 active financial technology products covering much of a bank's information systems, from channels and core business to risk management and operations.
DCITS also works on adapting the Chinese technology stack — from processors to applications — for the financial industry, and extends its services to agriculture, telecommunications, government and large enterprises. The company reports more than 19,000 professional technicians, thousands of intellectual property rights and a prominent role in drafting standards for China's financial sector.
Its offering combines consulting and planning, digital foundation platforms, banking business solutions and quality testing services. Its products include the «Qiankun» enterprise digital foundation, data platforms and data governance tools, and a family of more than 230 active financial technology products covering much of a bank's information systems, from channels and core business to risk management and operations.
DCITS also works on adapting the Chinese technology stack — from processors to applications — for the financial industry, and extends its services to agriculture, telecommunications, government and large enterprises. The company reports more than 19,000 professional technicians, thousands of intellectual property rights and a prominent role in drafting standards for China's financial sector.