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Alipay+ adds more bank partners across Asia

The network has partnered with over 10 national QR systems, it said. 

Alipay+ said that it is adding more bank partners to its network of digital wallets and financial institutions.

Its latest partner is Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Bank, which joined in July 2026

Other bank partners include Malaysia’s Public Bank, the Bank of the Philippine Islands, Singapore’s OCBC, Vietnam’s Vietcombank, and Thailand’s Siam Commercial Bank and Kasikornbank.

It also has partnerships with Standard Chartered and HSBC, with the banks adopting Alipay+’s foreign exchange or liquidity transfer platforms.

Alipay+ has partnered with over 10 national QR systems, from Malaysia’s DuitNow to Thailand’s PromptPay.

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