Does your business offer WeChat Pay? Here’s what you need to know.

2020-01-16

According to Statista, eCommerce in China was worth $867B USD in 2019 – that’s more than in any other country. And with this revenue growing at an annual rate of 8.6 percent, this figure is expected to reach $1.3T USD by 2024. In China, digital payments are used for...

Want to reduce chargebacks at your business? Consider Chinese mobile payments.

2020-01-14

Does your business get hit by chargebacks? Are you tired of paying the extra costs associated with these reversed charges? If so, consider adding Chinese mobile payments like Alipay and WeChat Pay to your business, because there’s no risk of chargebacks with these...

The 5 things to know about Alipay—China’s most popular digital payment app

2020-01-6

E-commerce rules in China, where cash and credit cards have been replaced by mobile payment solutions. When it comes to Chinese online payment apps—or digital wallets—the first names that come to mind are Alipay and WeChat Pay. Although WeChat Pay enjoys an enviable...

How to attract more Chinese young families and students during holiday promotions

2019-12-13

Chinese immigrants are one of Canada’s largest foreign-born populations, and students from China are currently the largest group of international students in this country. This holiday season make it easy for them to shop at your store! We’ve got some helpful tips and...

What do Chinese visitors look for when they’re shopping in Canada?

2019-12-11

China is rapidly becoming a cashless society. Sixty-eight percent of Chinese consumers are already making mobile digital payments, and nearly 20 percent use mobile payments exclusively. This is the fastest rate of adoption for cashless and e-commerce payment solutions...

Win and retain Chinese customers with OTT Pay’s Loyalty Programs

2019-12-4

Your business is already offering popular online payment methods to attract Chinese customers. But how do you keep them coming back? Repeat customers are key to profitability and growth—and with Chinese tourists, international students and new immigrants in Canada...