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Maybank's MAE app now accepts Alipay+ QR payments in five Asian markets, including mainland China, Hong Kong and South Korea, with no service fee. It is one of three banks on PayNet's new DuitNow link, with Bank Islam expected to follow.
Maybank MAE users can now scan to pay in five Asian markets with no service fee.
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Maybank customers can now use the MAE app to pay by QR code in China, Hong Kong, South Korea, the Philippines and Laos.
The bank said the service runs on Alipay+ and PayNet’s cross-border payment network, and is active immediately.
Maybank said users do not need a separate app or an Alipay+ account.
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