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Tencent Trials TenPayGo Pay App as Foreign Visits to China Rise

Tencent Trials TenPayGo Pay App as Foreign Visits to China Rise
Bloomberg Technology Sunday 28 June 2026, 05:30 UTC By Charlie Zhu, Ying Tian, Twinnie Siu 1 min read
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Tencent Trials TenPayGo Pay App as Foreign Visits to China Rise Tencent Holdings Ltd. is testing an app aimed at helping overseas visitors navigate daily life in China, Jiemian News reported on Sunday. The product, TenPayGo, is designed as a one-stop digital services platform that includes mobile payments, allowing users to spend directly at tens of millions of merchants nationwide that accept Weixin Pay, the report said. The App Store description says it supports travel, dining and...

Tencent Trials TenPayGo Pay App as Foreign Visits to China Rise Tencent Holdings Ltd. is testing an app aimed at helping overseas visitors navigate daily life in China, Jiemian News reported on Sunday. The product, TenPayGo, is designed as a one-stop digital services platform that includes mobile payments, allowing users to spend directly at tens of millions of merchants nationwide that accept Weixin Pay, the report said. The App Store description says it supports travel, dining and shopping, enabling visitors to pay and explore China without using cash or handling change.
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