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Pay instantly with WeChat Pay HK in Greater Bay Area

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Pay instantly with WeChat Pay HK in Greater Bay Area

WeChat Pay HK

Top up your WeChat Pay HK account easily for making mobile payments in the Greater Bay Area

Flexible top up to your WeChat Pay HK account

Top up your account via SC Pay (FPS) or local account fund transfer using bank account or credit card

Simply use your mobile to shop on Greater Bay Area

WeChat Pay HK users can enjoy instant payments via mobile at supporting merchants in Hong Kong, Mainland China and Macau.

Top up via SC Pay (FPS)

Step 1

Register for FPS on WeChat Pay HK using your Hong Kong mobile number

After login to SC Mobile App, go to ‘Pay & Transfer’ and select ‘SC Pay (FPS) & Local Transfer’ then ‘Mobile / Email / FPS ID’

Register for FPS on WeChat Pay HK using your Hong Kong mobile number. After login to SC Mobile App, go to ‘Transfer & Payment’ and select SC Pay (FPS)
Step 2

Input the FPS-registered Hong Kong mobile number with WeChat Pay HK as in Step 1

If WeChat Pay HK is the FPS default recipient, please choose “Default bank”. Otherwise, please select “Specific bank” then “[931] WeChat Pay Hong Kong Limited”

Input the FPS-registered Hong Kong mobile number with WeChat Pay HK as in Step 1. If WeChat Pay HK is the FPS default recipient, please choose “Default bank”. Otherwise, please select “Specific bank” then “[931] WeChat Pay Hong Kong Limited”.
Step 3

Input amount and payment description (optional)

Input amount and payment description (optional)
Step 4

You can also choose to top up using current/savings account or credit card

You can also choose to top up using current/savings account or credit card
Step 5

Review details then swipe to confirm top-up

Review details then swipe to confirm top-up
Step 6

You can immediately know whether the top-up is successful

You can immediately know whether the top-up is successful

Top up via Local Account Fund Transfer

Step 1

Go to “Payment Management” in WeChat Pay HK Settings interface

Go to “Payment Management” in WeChat Pay Settings interface
Step 2

Tap onto “Wallet Account Number”

Tap onto “Wallet Account Number”
Step 3

Obtain your 10-digit WeChat Pay HK account number

Obtain your 10-digit WeChat Pay HK account number
Step 4

Login to SC Mobile App and add local account payee using the 10-digit WeChat Pay HK account number

Learn more about Local Account Fund Transfer

Login to Online Banking and add local account payee using the 10-digit WeChat Pay HK account number. Learn more about Local Account Fund Transfer
Step 5

After adding payee, make a local account fund transfer using current/savings account or credit card to WeChat Pay HK account

After adding payee, make a local account fund transfer using current/savings account or credit card to WeChat Pay HK account
Step 6

Successful top-up to WeChat Pay HK account

Successful top-up to WeChat Pay HK account

Add your Standard Chartered Bank account on WeChat Pay HK

Step 1

Tap “Bank Cards” on WeChat Pay HK

Tap “Bank Cards” on WeChat Pay
Step 2

Select “Add Bank Card or Bank Account” and choose “(003) Standard Chartered Bank (HK)” from bank accounts

Select “Add Credit Card or Bank Account” and choose “(003) Standard Chartered Bank (HK)” from bank accounts
Step 3

Fill in bank account information

Fill in bank account information
Step 4

Login to Online Banking and add local account payee with the below highlighted information: Account No. and Payee name

After adding payee, make a local account fund transfer from the bank account as in Step 3 to WeChat Pay HK account for authentication

Learn more about Local Account Fund Transfer

Login to Online Banking and add local account payee with the below highlighted information: Account No. and Payee name. After adding payee, make a local account fund transfer from the bank account as in Step 3 to WeChat Pay HK account for authentication.
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Enjoy free real-time interbank fund transfer through FPS!

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Important Notes

  1. Clients acknowledge that the Bank makes no warranty that the above mentioned product/service providers will be able to perform the functions and services relating to their corresponding product(s)/service(s). The Bank accepts no liability for any loss or damage incurred as a result of the use of any of the above mentioned products/services. Application for or use of the products/services shall be subject to the Terms and Conditions of their respective product/service providers. For details, please visit their corresponding product/service website(s). The Bank is not obliged to notify clients of any changes or latest announcements of any product/service providers. Clients understand and accept that the Bank is not the supplier of the above mentioned products/services. The Bank shall bear no liability relating to any aspect of the products/services, including without limitation, their quality, the supply, the descriptions provided by the products/services providers, any false trade description, misrepresentation, mis-statement, omission, unauthorized representation, unfair trade practices or conduct in connection with the products/services provided by their corresponding product/service providers ( including its their employees, officers or agents ).
  2. The sum of money in the WeChat Pay Hong Kong account is NOT an alternative to ordinary savings or time deposits. It is NOT a protected deposit and is NOT protected under the Deposit Protection Scheme in Hong Kong.
  3. Your WeChat Pay Hong Kong account might be subject to transaction limit imposed by WeChat Pay Hong Kong. For further details, please check with WeChat Pay Hong Kong Limited.
  4. The Bank is not the provider of WeChat Pay Hong Kong account and does not give any warranty on the use of WeChat Pay Hong Kong account. The Bank is not responsible for, or liable in any manner whatsoever to, any delay or failure in using WeChat Pay Hong Kong account for any transaction.
  5. If there is any inconsistency or conflict between the English and the Chinese versions, the English version shall prevail.