PETALING JAYA: Touch ‘n G eWallet and MyPB by Public Bank Berhad have expanded their reach, now being accepted at over 90% of local outlets in Hong Ko...
: Touch ‘n G eWallet and MyPB by Public Bank Berhad have expanded their reach, now being accepted at over 90% of local outlets in Hong Kong, according to Ant International.
This ensures users can enjoy smooth payment experiences with transparent and competitive exchange rates at Hong Kong merchants displaying the Alipay+ or AlipayHK logo. This integration marks the most extensive introduction of international payment apps to Hong Kong’s offline commercial network via cross-border collaboration in a single instance.
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