OCBC achieves 80% of its 250K target cross-border QR payments in 2024 Singapore News

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation announced it has achieved 80% of its goal of 250,000 cross-border QR payments in 2024 on Oct 22.

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Mr Quek added that the bank is on track to meet its target, which is over four times the number of such payments made in 2023. The types of transactions using QR payments included transport, food purchases, and shopping at popular areas like Beijing’s Wangfujing Street and Shanghai’s New World City Mall, as well as at tourist attractions like Shanghai Disneyland."Uncle cut queue at OCBC bank, staff did nothing to deescalate situation" — Netizens react when customer confronts uncle

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