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In Vietnam and the Philippines, QR Pay is for visitors and foreigners. It is for cross border use, so residents cannot use it to pay at home, though they can use it when they travel elsewhere. In Latin America, where QR Pay is coming next, it will be open to everyone including residents.
With USDT on Solana or BNB Chain, moved from your Fizen wallet. See Deposit into QR Pay.
On BNB Chain, no: the deposit costs no gas fee. On Solana, yes: keep a small amount of SOL in your wallet to cover gas, otherwise the deposit cannot go through.
USDT on another network, or another token, cannot be deposited into QR Pay. Use Swap & Bridge in the app to move it to Solana or BNB Chain, then deposit.
Yes. Verification applies per wallet and per device, so using QR Pay on a new phone means verifying again there. See Identity Verification.
Your Fizen wallet is self custody and you hold the keys. From it you deposit the USDT you plan to spend into QR Pay, and that balance is governed by the Fizen QR Pay Terms. Only move in what you plan to spend.
US$800 per payment and US$1,000 per week per user. There is no limit on how many payments you make in a day.
Any fee is shown before you confirm a payment. Referrals earn fee vouchers worth up to US$50 in total, applied at a maximum of US$0.20 per payment.
In Vietnam: VietQR bank codes, VNPay, MoMo and ZaloPay. In the Philippines: QR Ph. In Vietnam the code must belong to a Vietnamese account holder.
Work through Why a Payment Fails. If a payment is still processing, do not pay again, because you may pay twice.
Yes, to another QR Pay account using their phone number or QR Pay ID. See Transfer Between QR Pay Accounts.
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