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Asia United Bank (AUB), one of the country's fastest-growing publicly listed universal banks, has partnered with Wallyt, a leading global digital banking solution provider, to launch a card payment acceptance solution for merchants via a card QR code or link.
Bank Neo Commerce, is an Indonesia-based bank, today announced an expanded partnership Wallyt, a leading digital banking solution provider and the exclusive technical partner of Arash. Bank Neo Commerce, which already leverages Arash-Wallyt's direct debit digital payment processing services, will now add more digital payment service and integrate multiple payment methods via Indonesian's local switch system.
NIC ASIA Bank, one of the largest private-sector commercial banks in Nepal, announced a cooperation with Nepal’s payment system operator FirstPay and Hong Kong based digital banking solution provider Wallyt to launch digital payment services to its merchants through WeChat Pay and UnionPay QR in the country.
Citybus, one of the three major public bus operators in Hong Kong, launched a pilot program for QR code payments on 9 designated bus routes from January 9, 2021. The designated buses now accept Alipay and UnionPay QuickPass for payments of bus fares. It is expected to support more payment methods that include TNG Wallet, WeChat Pay, Tap&Go, EMV payments for credit cards and prepaid cards, and shall be extended to all bus routes later this year.
"We want to become the most reliable SaaS provider. Never competing with clients but offering the best products to help banks gain success in the market," said Liu Tong, CEO and founder of Wallyt, in a recent interview with KrASIA.
From mobile payment gateway, online mall like Mobile Mall, WeChat Official Account, to any customized digital payment solutions, Wallyt will meet your need to accept payments, send payouts, and manage businesses online.
December 20, Macau Pass, the most widely used e-payment system in Macau, announced to take its services to customers outside Macau by launching in Hong Kong with a partnership with the Hong Kong based Fintech leader Wallyt.
Wallyt, the Hong Kong based mobile payment service provider, announced a partnership with Center Monétique Interbancaire (CMI) and it’s local partner AfricaPass to offer Chinese mobile wallet solutions featuring Alipay to merchants in Morocco. This solution will allow Moroccan merchants to increase their turnover with Chinese tourists by offering them a payment method which they are already familiar.
Wallyt and Banque Pour Le Commerce Exterieur Lao Public (BCEL), one of the biggest state-owned commercial bank in Lao PDR, announced a strategic partnership to offer Chinese mobile wallet solutions featuring WeChat Pay and Alipay to merchants in Laos.
On 20th of June, Wallyt and Royal Cloud Pay successfully integrated and tested WeChat QR code payments in FENDI luxury brand shops and in Carrefour hypermarket chain in Dubai. This step should increase the number of purchases made by increasing number of Chinese tourists in UAE.
Tencent and Hong Kong Science Park jointly launched WeSmart at the Square underneath the Golden Egg of Hong Kong Science Park. WeSmart is an app combining biometrics, digital identity and other latest technologies. The self-checkout solution based on facial recognition technology, which powered by Wallyt, was also unveiled at the Hong Kong Science Park.
Chinese tourists visiting Sri Lanka now have the added benefit of purchasing goods and services and paying for them through WeChat Pay, consequent to a partnership between Wallyt, the leading mobile payments service provider, and Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC.
Wallyt expands a strategic partnership with BDO Unibank, the Philippines’ largest banks in mobile payment. The first step comes in SM Supermalls. As the biggest shopping centers in Philippines, even in southeast Asia, SM Supermalls begin to accept WeChat Pay with the support from BDO and Wallyt. The launched of WeChat Pay will help Supermalls to sell their goods and services to Chinese tourists.
Wallyt, the leading provider of mobile payment solutions, partners with the Rebisco group-led Asia United Bank (AUB) to launch the Alipay in Philippines recently. And with the Wechat Pay that launched by AUB in last November, AUB has become the first bank in the Philippines to roll out both Alipay and WeChat Pay, which allows Chinese tourists to make payments using their electronic wallets.
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