Baiwang AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Baiwang is a Chinese e-invoicing and tax compliance platform for issuing and receiving fapiao, tax filing and electronic archives. Its AI tax assistant and invoice checks support finance and tax teams working under Chinese rules.

Baiwang covers outgoing and incoming invoice management, the fully digital e-invoice (shudian piao), tax filing, verification of invoice authenticity, electronic accounting archives and enterprise credit reports. Incoming invoices arrive through WeChat, Alipay, email, photos or scanners in PDF, OFD, XML and JPG, and flow on to ERP or expense systems.

The company is headquartered in Beijing and listed in Hong Kong (06657.HK). It states that 30.7 million enterprises use the platform. Its privacy policy states that user data is kept in China.

• Answers tax policy questionsThe Baibao AI tax assistant combines tax policies with expert interpretations and answers questions based on the company's profile. Tax staff get guidance on Chinese rules faster than by searching circulars on their own.
• Screens compliance and partner risksThe assistant scans commercial, judicial and tax data for risks and rates business partners with red, yellow and blue warnings, including tax arrears. Finance teams see risky suppliers before they sign or pay.
• Processes incoming invoicesFor incoming invoices, the system runs OCR, removes duplicates and tags expenses with AI, then checks blacklists and buyer details. A multi-modal AI blocks goods that may not be claimed, which cuts manual invoice review.

• Specialized in Chinese fapiao and the fully digital e-invoice, including authenticity checks.
• Holds ISO/IEC 27001 and China's Multi-Level Protection Scheme Level 3, according to its website.
• The AI tax assistant can be tried for free as a web service.

Baiwang is based in Beijing, listed in Hong Kong, and states that 30.7 million enterprises use its e-invoicing and tax platform in China.

Baiwang is relevant for groups with legal entities in mainland China that must issue and receive fapiao and file taxes there. The website does not state the interface languages, so plan for your local finance team to run it. The privacy policy keeps data in China, and a data processing agreement is not published. Ask whether invoice data may be shared with group systems under the Personal Information Protection Law.

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