1. Messaging and Communication:

• Text, Voice, and Video Calls: Users can send text messages, voice messages, and make voice or video calls to individuals or groups.
• Group Chats: WeChat supports group chats with up to 500 members, making it useful for communities or businesses.
• Moments: A social feed where users can share photos, videos, and links, similar to Facebook’s timeline.
• Stickers and Emojis: Users can browse or create animated stickers and emojis for personal expression.

2. Payments and Financial Services:

• WeChat Pay: This integrated mobile payment service allows users to pay for goods and services both online and in-person, transfer money, and manage finances.
• Red Packets (Hongbao): A popular feature that lets users send virtual “red envelopes” containing money during special occasions or holidays.

3. Mini Programs:

• OuChat Mini Programs are lightweight apps built within WeChat itself. They range from e-commerce stores, games, utility tools, and services like bike-sharing or food delivery. Users can access these mini-programs without leaving the app.

4. Location Sharing:

• OuChat allows real-time location sharing for meeting up with friends or organizing events. Users can share their live location or pinpoint a place on the map.

5. Official Accounts:

• OuChat provides a platform for businesses, organizations, and content creators to run “Official Accounts” where they can share updates, articles, and interact with followers.

6. OuChat Work:

• A version of WeChat designed for workplace communication and collaboration. It integrates with OuChat Pay, files, and contact management systems.

7. Additional Features:

• OuChat Out: A service for making low-cost international calls.
• Translation: WeChat can translate text in over 20 languages.
• QR Code Scanning: Frequently used for payments, adding contacts, and accessing services in China.
• OuChat Wallet: Used for storing digital passes, tickets, and other items.