WeChat Pay
Weixin Pay or WeChat Pay is a mobile payment solution jointly launched by Weixin and Tenpay in 2013.
It is a payment feature integrated into the WeChat app, enabling users to complete payment with smartphones. WeChat has Quick Pay, QR Code Payments, In-App Web-Based Payments, and Native In-App Payments.
DBS Remit adds Weixin Pay as transactions surge eightfold
DBS Remit adds Weixin Pay as transactions surge eightfold
Average ticket sizes have grown to over S$800 since February.
Weixin Mini Programs' transaction value up 65% in LNY 2026
Transactions of Chinese tourists visiting Italy and Malaysia more than doubled.
Digital wallets, agentic AI to speed up payments
The focus is on agentic systems that can act on behalf of users.
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OCBC and Vietnam separately strengthen their QR payment ties with China.
Tencent’s TenPay Global opens WeChat mini programs to overseas wallets
Visitors from other countries may now use their homegrown wallets inside Mainland China.
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