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Malaysia Ranks Second in QR Code Payments, Just Behind China

Summary by Fintech News Malaysia
Everything is cashless now, and honestly, it’s never been easier. In Malaysia, where digital payments have taken off in a big way, you can pay for almost anything with the one thing you never seem to leave behind—your phone.  And it’s not just a passing cloud. Malaysia has been climbing the global ranks in QR code adoption, and the numbers prove it.  Malaysia now sits among the top countries in QR code payment adoption, ranking second globally a…
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Malaysia Ranks Second in QR Code Payments, Just Behind China

Everything is cashless now, and honestly, it’s never been easier. In Malaysia, where digital payments have taken off in a big way, you can pay for almost anything with the one thing you never seem to leave behind—your phone.  And it’s not just a passing cloud. Malaysia has been climbing the global ranks in QR code adoption, and the numbers prove it.  Malaysia now sits among the top countries in QR code payment adoption, ranking second globally a…

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Fintech News Malaysia broke the news in on Wednesday, March 19, 2025.
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