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

Neva freeze...

Usually, when the logo is in english, then that should mean that it's the my version.

At least that's how it is usually.

You mean the terminal? Yes, you're right, the terminal is provided by Mpay.

But what I meant was the POS system, with everything linked in the computer and a barcode scanner.

Just wondering, are Boost and Favepay well received in KK?

Awesome, hope by the time I visit KK again, Boost will be almost everywhere.

I'm wondering why they stopped the Boost payment via Favepay, they said they was something that needed to be sorted out, but it's been a while now.


It should be KK and KV (Klang Valley) that are progressing equally fast instead, many other cities in EM and Peninsula haven't get onto the e wallet bandwagon get.

Just like Grab, when they expanded to EM, it took quite a while to be expanded to smaller towns like Lahad Datu if I'm not wrong.

I requested the admin about that before, admin said they will do it when there are more e wallet discussion threads made in this section, but seems like not much people are interested in that.

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.

This post has been edited by xperiaDROID: Sep 8 2018, 07:03 PM

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



This post has been edited by xperiaDROID: Sep 15 2018, 07:04 PM

I know, but it's just too much.

Like come on...look at China.

Wechat Pay MY team is like taking baby steps lmao, if they keep on like this I don't think they can even have enough users and merchants in the next couple of years.

I wonder why Chatime is still stubborn to not even accepting an e wallet yet...

But oh well, good to know that more merchants are starting to accept Wechat Pay...

Could it be because it's Wechat's idea of limiting the participating brands based on the demand from the people?

These participating brands usually have high amount of customers though...

And indeed it's Chatime's loss for not even accepting e wallets, personally I prefer Chatime and Gong Cha way over Tealive tbh, they gotta accept at least one mainstream e wallet for me to buy from them more often.

Thanks for sharing guys!

Problem is, Chatime doesn't even accept one e wallet, at least accept something like Boost, e wallet payments have a lot of potential when it comes to F&B merchants. If it's because of business rivalry, then there are more reasons for them to accept e wallets.

As for the court order, wasn't there a news stated that both of them already settled outside the court and Chatime already retracted their lawsuit? But I'm still never gonna patronize Tealive anyways, same goes to Gindaco and Llao Llao which are under the same company.

At least accept a mainstream e walllet like Boost, but they should really provide cashless payment as alternate method.

It's still normal for these F&B merchants to accept only cash I guess, look at Gong Cha, Koi and Coolblog for example...

Tealive has an edge over the others cuz they accept a few e wallets, but still not gonna patronize them lol.

Gonna try in Hari Hari someday this week...

Boost
Wechat Pay
Favepay
Vcash
Kiplepay
Mcash
Razer Pay
Grabpay
Touch n Go e wallet
Maybank QRpay
MPUPU

Just use the mainstream ones, don't bother about the lesser known ones, unless you wanna give them a chance.

Favepay? Nope, none so far.

Sorry to hear that, but I think Fave is getting worse lately, I've heard a few had similar experience like yours with the CS, and I saw few merchants stopped accepting Favepay, and also Fave stopped accepting Boost as payment method for quite a while now.

Wonder what happened...

This post has been edited by xperiaDROID: Oct 10 2018, 06:25 PM