QUOTE(xperiaDROID @ Jun 6 2018, 06:27 PM)
So far the only one that's progressing the most is Boost, but it's still far from being a proper e wallet solution. One thing in common for local e wallet apps, they only know how to launch their app but don't make it work, the purpose of e wallet is to replace our physical wallet, providing us a convenient way of making payments. I've used the local ones before, they're really shit, there are 3 common things that will happen...
1. Merchant doesn't support the e wallet you're using
2. Merchant is hesitant to let you use it
3. Merchant doesn't support any e wallet at all
We have like more than 10 local e wallet apps running here, so are they expecting people to install 10 e wallet apps and manage the 10 of them?
They only know how to flood the market with their app instead of improving it. Take a look at China, they only have 2 major e wallet apps and people there use it everyday, and it's supported like everywhere.
I hope Wechat can change it, since they have the experience and the budget.
Agree. “Hundreds” of the mobile payment app in Malaysia. Only can see Fave and Boost working to expand their network. KiplyPay, BigPay, TnG, MaybankQR can close their service actually.1. Merchant doesn't support the e wallet you're using
2. Merchant is hesitant to let you use it
3. Merchant doesn't support any e wallet at all
We have like more than 10 local e wallet apps running here, so are they expecting people to install 10 e wallet apps and manage the 10 of them?
They only know how to flood the market with their app instead of improving it. Take a look at China, they only have 2 major e wallet apps and people there use it everyday, and it's supported like everywhere.
I hope Wechat can change it, since they have the experience and the budget.
Jun 6 2018, 11:17 PM

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