... s, namely Alipay and WeChat Pay. As Alibaba uses various fronts such as Ele.me to capture the online services market, Meituan could find itself burning more cash to defend its market share, denting th ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-26
AlipayHK, an entity partly owned by Alibaba Group affiliate Ant Financial, on Monday launched a blockchain-powered cash remittance service between Hong Kong and the Philippines. The initiative will al ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-26
... a such as Alipay and WeChat Pay at bay. CEO Sunny Cheung has told the Hong Kong Economic Journal that his firm is seeking partnerships with international payment firms so as to allow its card users to ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-12
China's mobile payment giants Alipay and WeChat Pay are stepping up their efforts to break the Octopus Card's longtime dominance of the electronics payments market in Hong Kong. But Octopus Cards Limi ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-11
... s for its Alipay payment platform and to invest in developing technology. “Now, with the help of our partners, we are going to accelerate our strategy,” Ant chief executive Eric Jing said in a stateme ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-08
AlipayHK宣布，與CSL、1O1O、中國移動香港、中國電信和數碼通達成合作，連同早前已合作的3HK，6個 ...全文
... y such as Alipay and WeChat Pay. And, as I have found out, Octopus still has a lot of room left to improve its customer service. -- Contact us at [email protected] CG ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-07
... to their Alipay and WeChat Pay operations. The Chinese tech behemoths are sitting along with Google, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook, Visa, McDonald's and AT&T to round up the world's top 10 b ...More
EJ Insight2018-06-01
中銀人壽與WeChat Pay HK及Alipay HK合作，推出首隻可於上述平台購買的危疾保險產品。 以上產 ...全文
... oi. Even Alipay shared the picture on its official weibo, which is understandable because he used Alipay, which he also owns, for the transaction. It would have been a more interesting picture if Ma ...More
EJ Insight2018-05-21
... 》報道，兩者合營公司Alipay Payment Service （HK）全數股權由一間CKHH Alipay ...全文
... card, but Alipay and WeChat Pay, two popular mainland mobile payment tools, will not be accepted. Lawmaker Tanya Chan Suk-chong from the Civic Party, convenor of the “Co-location” Concern Group, urged ...More
EJ Insight2018-05-15
