GrabPay and Boost are the main ones. Sometimes Fave. I think that's all.

Cool, but I wonder how many are using Grabpay though...

But I believe that the amount of users using Grabpay are more than VCash, Kiplepay, Razer Pay etc.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but that kind of terminal doesn't exist in China. When I was in China, I only saw merchants that either have the QR code sticker on their counter or it's implemented into their POS system so that they will scan the customer's code instead.

The terminal that we have here is just a stupid idea, that's where you will get bunch of BS like system down blah blah blah.

Cool, but I wonder how many are using Grabpay though...

But I believe that the amount of users using Grabpay are more than Mcash, VCash, Kiplepay, Razer Pay etc.

Cool, but I wonder how many are using Grabpay though...

But I believe that the amount of users using Grabpay are more than Mcash, VCash, Kiplepay, Razer Pay etc.

I believe the number of users are quite a lot. I occasionally use Grabpay myself as well.

Users a lot but supported merchant isn't!

Cool, but I wonder how many are using Grabpay though...

But I believe that the amount of users using Grabpay are more than Mcash, VCash, Kiplepay, Razer Pay etc.

During my previous trip, which was from Shanghai to Suzhou to Wuxi, the merchants/retailers that I visited did accept cash. It's awkward yeah, but there's no reason for them to not accept cash, not that they would look at you weirdly, just that they would know you're a tourist.
And yet Digi wants people to use their Vcash e wallet lol.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but that kind of terminal doesn't exist in China. When I was in China, I only saw merchants that either have the QR code sticker on their counter or it's implemented into their POS system so that they will scan the customer's code instead.

The terminal that we have here is just a stupid idea, that's where you will get bunch of BS like system down blah blah blah.

Yes I do agree that a separate terminal is just a stupid idea as it creates unnecessary hassle to both the merchant and customer. Only a few merchant that I met had boost integrated into their pos system. One is tealive and the other is mbg fruits where they can just use their scanner to scan my qr code which is much simpler anyway.

I use Grab but I didn't pay from the wallet.
I charge the fare to the stored card.

I'm using GrabPay for my rides as I can reload with AmEx during weekends and use on weekdays. I use Grab to work everyday.
Plus, it has Tealive and now llao llao promo if pay with GrabPay. My colleagues purposely reloaded GrabPay for Tealive though they don't use Grab for rides.

I believe the number of users are quite a lot. I occasionally use Grabpay myself as well.

I used it to paid my fares but not merchant yet as my nearby 100km only Tealive supported it.

So far, Grabpay for foods/Merchant only in Big Cities like KL/Penang...

It exists, I used it in hotels which they scanned my code instead.
Most of the time just the sticker though.

Sorry for the confusion though, but what I meant by Grabpay is actually using it as an e wallet to pay for merchants, not for the fare.

Just curious how many are actually using it normally when paying for their meals and stuffs, aside from paying Grab rides.
I see...

It's different here I guess, the terminals are just common, even the place where I got my haircut uses one instead of a QR code sign/sticker.

Grabpay can use Amex to top up. So that reason itself already make it outstanding from other e-wallet.

The problem with Grabpay is they don't allow transfer out to bank. So ppl cannot play the game, mean less users.

Use grabpay to pay for ride, for example, your house to KLIA/KLIA2, sometime get promo RM35 instead of RM65. So using grabpay to pay for ride is ALWAYS more benefit than straight charge to credit card.

Grabpay can use Amex to top up. So that reason itself already make it outstanding from other e-wallet.

The problem with Grabpay is they don't allow transfer out to bank. So ppl cannot play the game, mean less users.

Use grabpay to pay for ride, for example, your house to KLIA/KLIA2, sometime get promo RM35 instead of RM65. So using grabpay to pay for ride is ALWAYS more benefit than straight charge to credit card.

Grabpay can use Amex to top up. So that reason itself already make it outstanding from other e-wallet.

The problem with Grabpay is they don't allow transfer out to bank. So ppl cannot play the game, mean less users.

Use grabpay to pay for ride, for example, your house to KLIA/KLIA2, sometime get promo RM35 instead of RM65. So using grabpay to pay for ride is ALWAYS more benefit than straight charge to credit card.

Grabpay can use Amex to top up. So that reason itself already make it outstanding from other e-wallet.

The problem with Grabpay is they don't allow transfer out to bank. So ppl cannot play the game, mean less users.

Use grabpay to pay for ride, for example, your house to KLIA/KLIA2, sometime get promo RM35 instead of RM65. So using grabpay to pay for ride is ALWAYS more benefit than straight charge to credit card.

It exists, I used it in hotels which they scanned my code instead.
Most of the time just the sticker though.

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.

Wow! That is impressive. I wonder what is holding the business entities in Peninsula back?

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.