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Alipay+ payments now available in European taxi app FREENOW

Tourists from China, Hong Kong, and Malaysia can use their local e-wallet to pay.

Alipay+ has been adopted by European taxi app FREENOW, enabling users to pay for taxi cab services in 7 European countries.

Asian tourists who book a FREENOW taxi can use one of three e-wallets to pay: Alipay (mainland China app), AlipayHK (Hong Kong), and the Touch ‘n Go eWallet (Malaysia) in the following countries: Spain, Germany, Ireland, Italy, France, Greece, and Austria.

AlipayHK users will be able to earn rewards with every FREENOW ride they take. 

Founded in 2009, FREENOW has over 150,000 partner drivers in Europe.

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