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Sweden has Swish which was created by the banks and is extremely popular Japan has PayPay which is a privately operated system
by kalleboo 3y ago
Sweden has Swish which was created by the banks and is extremely popular
Japan has PayPay which is a privately operated system
- lmm 3y agoPayPay is one of many competing services. From August they're going to stop letting you use other credit cards with PayPay; I suspect (and frankly hope) that will hurt their adoption a lot.
- kalleboo 3y agoThere are others but I've never seen anyone actually use them. Maybe LINE Pay, and people spending d-points. And while personally I'm going to be affected by their change in credit card rules, everyone I know uses it with cash to get in on their gatcha mechanics. Everyone is surprised when my payment doesn't have the "roll" to see if you won anything.
- lmm 3y agoI've used Line Pay and AU Pay (indeed if we're talking about person-to-person money transfer I've seen more of that with Line than anything else, although of course it's the same company), and I think I've seen the Aeon one get used too. If you include the various tap-to-pay systems then there's a whole lot more.
- pjerem 3y agoFrance has Paylib which was created by the banks and is used by nobody because it’s an incredible PITA to use.
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