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Hong Leong Bank Expands Cross-Border Payments into China and Thailand

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What happened

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Hong Leong Bank partnered with UnionPay International to strengthen global cross-border payment connectivity. This collaboration enables Hong Leong Bank customers to transact at over 120 million merchants across Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR, Macao SAR, and Thailand. The new feature complements Hong Leong Bank's existing multi-currency services on its Pay&Save Account.

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Why it matters

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The partnership enhances Hong Leong Bank's ability to facilitate secure overseas payments. By leveraging UnionPay International's integrated network, the collaboration supports closer connections between businesses and people across markets.

From antaranews.com

Who's involved

  • Hong Leong BankPublic banking group that partnered to enhance cross-border payment capabilities.
  • ThailandCountry where the expanded payment capabilities are available for participating merchants.
  • ChinaRegion where the merchant network access is directly expanded for customers.
  • MalaysiaCountry where Hong Leong Bank is based.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Hong Leong BankSpeculative

    Hong Leong Bank might see increased revenue and transaction volume from expanded cross-border services.

  • ChinaSpeculative

    Mainland China might see increased demand for goods and services from customers using the expanded merchant network.

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