Regius Tea in KK is using a credit card like machine scan your Boost QR Code when making payment with Boost. There is another normal kopitiam that accepts Boost too but payment is made via QR code.

Printed QR code is static, Buyer fix the amounts

While Seller can also give Dynamic QR code after inserted amounts for us to scan. Seller fixed the payable amounts

Its almost same scan our Barcode and charging our amounts in Merchant end. Seller fix the chargeable amounts.

Most of the retailer their pos system doesn't built in wechat pay and boost. My pos system running Windows 10, so need change pos system to support e wallet? This is the problem I facing.
If register wechat pay, merchant need paid 1% transaction and buy a new pos system, that is new invest for merchant.

On Boost's thread, someone mentioned that Mydin started accepting Wechat Pay alongside Boost.

good that if Mydin accepts WeChat, but me too don't go Mydin, only once when they first launched.

what kind of strategy is Wechat pay playing actually.. so secretive and let us to discover merchant one by one..

Someone shared this on Boost thread...

Mydin seems to be the first one that's going all in to cashless payments.

We will keep striving for e wallets until they go mainstream...

Neva freeze...

guys, Hong Leong launches promo using its WeChat Official Channel. It is a contest where you can win free Samsung Galaxy S9, 64GB.

I am unable to post the QR code here, anyway here is the link:
https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MjM5MjAxMz...3cb4&scene=0#rd

There is also one Sang Nyuk Mian kopitiam accepting Boost too with a big Boost banner hanging outside the shop in KK suburb. And today a friend told me another kopitiam near to his hospital has started to accept Boost too.

Besides Boost, there are quite a few kopitiam that accept FavePay too in KK.

Tried using Wechat Pay at 99 speedmart yesterday...

Apparently, the e wallet acquirer that 99 speedmart uses is called Walletz, and transaction is made via it's own app by scanning your QR code.

The staff was kind enough to lemme try, he took the company's phone, opened the app, entered the amount and scanned my QR code...

And guess what?

Transaction failed, for 2 times.

I'm starting to think that if the one that 99 accepts is actually the legit Malaysia Wallet or just the China Wallet...

You can search few pages back to see it...

Not really a Wechat Pay sticker, but a big sticker from the merchant acquirer outside the store with a list of e wallets that they "accept", Wechat Pay being one of them but it's displayed in chinese.

IMO the most effective way to promote ewallet to merchants is to charge a very low fee..In China merchants were charged no higher than 2% that's why it's so successful.. Unlike Touch n Go that charges the merchants and users 10% extra for using it for parking.

One of the official partners actually charge 1% fee.

If I were you, I would probably feel like doing this to all those signs...

I know, but it's just too much.

Like come on...look at China.

Seems like Singapore has come up with solution to this.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singap...27568?cid=FBcna

Good idea but kinda bad implementation... That huge ass QR code tho, gotta be a hard time scanning it for some people.

how do we incorporate cny wallet into our my account?
is there any ways?