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Gabriel Budi Sutrisno · · 1 min read

Alipay+ goes Down Under

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Alipay+, the cross-border e-payments solution from Chinese tech giant Ant Group, has expanded to Australia, as announced by its local payments partner ePay Australia.

The development will let 8,000 Australian retailers accept e-wallets such as South Korea’s Kakao Pay and Thailand’s TrueMoney as payment methods.

This integration will make it “easier and more efficient” for Australia-based merchants to engage with Asian consumers, said Danny Chung, general manager of Ant Group Australia, New Zealand, and Korea.

Last month, Philippine fintech firm BillEase partnered with Alipay+ to enable the former’s customers to use buy now, pay later and card-free installments as payment options in global ecommerce platforms.

See also: Behind Ant Group’s revived SEA ambitions

Editing by Miguel Cordon and Lorenzo Kyle Subido

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