Enhanced SGQR+ payment scheme to expand in Singapore and internationally

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Enhanced SGQR+ payment scheme to expand in Singapore and internationally - The Straits Times

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Through Nets, merchants can now access 17 other local and international payment options.

The islandwide rollout, to be completed by second quarter of 2025, will have three new issuers – Singapore-based payment solutions firm dtcpay, digital bank MariBank and Maybank.

SINGAPORE - The enhanced Singapore Quick Response Code Scheme (SGQR+) is going further, with local and overseas merchants standing to gain from the improvements.