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Taipei Metro launched QR code scanning for travel on Jan. 3, with 18,000 users on day one. This aims to boost payment flexibility and reduce cash use.

The Taiwan Payment Facilitator Association pledges to combat gambling-related money laundering with strict self-regulation. The Ministry of Digital Affairs supports this with inspections and fines to ensure compliance.

Taiwan’s non-cash payments rise in six cities. NCCC seeks to expand usage beyond major areas. Credit card use in cities is 93.87% of total. FSC reports NT$8.3 trillion in non-cash payments.

MIC’s 2025 survey reveals over 92% of Taiwanese use mobile payments, surpassing cash for small transactions. Mobile payments grow as the preferred method, with implications for businesses.

LINE Pay secures a license from Taiwan’s FSC to operate as an electronic payment institution. Users must register as LINE Pay Money members to continue services.

Taiwan’s digital payment accounts reach 29.8 million, with JKOPay leading. Experts warn of financial risks despite convenience. Learn how to manage spending.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs unveils draft rules to combat fraud in third-party payments. The regulation mandates enhanced identity checks and reporting, with fines for non-compliance.

The Ministry of Digital Affairs in Taiwan will launch the full version of the Internet Fraud Reporting and Inquiry Network in December. The app, currently in testing, aims to combat investment and payment scams. Development costs have reached NT$13 million, with plans to improve search visibility.

Explore how Taiwan is leading the charge in mobile payment adoption, with over 12 million users benefiting from international collaborations like PXPay and PayPay. This shift towards digital transactions signifies a broader global expansion trend, enhancing consumer experiences and security.

Explore the revolutionary TWQR system in Taiwan, a milestone in electronic payments. TWQR unites various payment providers, offering seamless QR code transactions and a unified payment experience for consumers and businesses. Dive into how this innovative platform is shaping the future of digital transactions in Taiwan.