Ahead of the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, Ant Group welcomes seven new Asian-based eWallet and payment apps to its cross-border mobile payment ecosystem in mainland China. Introduced as “Alipay+ in China” (A+China Program), visitors from Malaysia, Mongolia, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR can use their…
According to Ant Group, these additional payment methods reach a population of over 175 million in Southeast and East Asia.
With the new cross-border agreement via the Alipay+ network, visitors can use their local payment app at over 10 million Alipay merchants throughout mainland China while enjoying a secure, smooth and cashless payment experience. Users will also enjoy transparent and competitive exchange rates when making cashless transactions in China. They will also enjoy deals and promotions via Alipay+ Rewards, a digital cross-border marketing hub integrated into selected eWallet apps.
Senior Vice President of Ant Group and Head Alipay+ Cross-border Mobile Payment Services, Douglas Feagin said expanding partners and merchant network, and enhancing digital operational capabilities of SMEs are key to Alipay+’s future strategy. Chairman and CEO of Ant Group, Eric Jing, said “It is incredibly inspiring to see such regional multi-party partnership help travelers enjoy greater choice and convenience, and small businesses thrive in cross-border commence with unprecedented innovations. We look forward to building wider and deeper collaboration to fulfil our shared mission to make the world a better place with the power of digital technologies.
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