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UQPAY Group is a global fintech group headquartered in Singapore, focused on building borderless payment infrastructure.

Its business ecosystem spans full-stack digital payments, Payment Software-as-a-Service, and fintech venture building.

30/10/2026

🌍 What does a cross-border supplier payment really cost?

A quoted transfer fee may cover just one stage of the journey. When comparing stablecoin payments with bank transfers, start with the same funding source—and the same amount your supplier needs to receive.

Our latest guide explains what to check:

▪️ Conversion costs — including exchange-rate spreads when moving between fiat and stablecoins.
▪️ Transfer charges — applicable platform and network fees.
▪️ Bank payout costs — if your supplier needs fiat in their bank account.
▪️ Settlement timing — an on-chain transfer completing doesn’t necessarily mean the supplier’s bank account has been credited.

Before choosing a route, confirm what the quote includes, check for receiving-side deductions, and calculate costs using your actual payment amounts and frequency.

UQPAY’s Unified Money Account (UMA) brings fiat and stablecoin balances into one account environment, with collection, conversion and payment records accessible in one place to support reconciliation.*

👉 Read the full guide：https://www.uqpay.com/en/resources/blog/article-99

Features depend on account configuration and eligibility. Fees and settlement timing are subject to applicable quotes and terms. Stablecoins involve depegging, issuer, liquidity and network risks.

30/10/2026

💳 Comparing virtual cards? Start with the full cost picture.

Whether you’re paying for ads, software subscriptions or online purchases, card issuance fees are only one part of the equation.

Our latest guide explores five areas to check:

▪️ Issuance and ongoing fees — including platform subscriptions and card management charges.
▪️ Funding fees — what it costs to move money into your card balance.
▪️ Transaction fees — how payment amounts and transaction counts affect costs.
▪️ Cross-border and FX fees — separate charges that may apply to the same payment.
▪️ Refunds and disputes — which fees may apply and whether original charges are returned.

For a meaningful comparison, give each provider the same card count, transaction volume, payment amounts and currency mix.

At UQPAY, we help businesses assess the wider flow of funds—from collection and funds management to card spending.

👉 Read more：https://www.uqpay.com/en/resources/blog/article-98

Applicable fees depend on the provider’s formal quote, fee schedule and service terms.

30/10/2026

💳 Carry your brand. Stay in control of business spending.

From hotel bills on business trips to everyday office purchases, give your team a convenient way to pay—and finance a clearer view of expenses.

UQPAY corporate physical cards bring it all together:

🎨 Your brand, on your card
Customise your card design with your company’s logo and colours.

🌍 Payments across business needs
Make eligible online and in-store purchases through the Visa payment network.

📱 Tap to pay with a digital wallet
Add eligible cards to Apple Pay, Google Pay or Samsung Pay for payments wherever supported.

📊 Clear spending controls
Set budgets and per-transaction limits, manage spending by merchant category or specific merchant, and use transaction records to support reconciliation.

Ready to plan your team’s next business card?

👉 Read more: https://www.uqpay.com/en/resources/blog/article-97

Features and availability are subject to eligibility, supported markets and applicable product terms.

27/10/2026

🌍 Local Clearing or SWIFT? Choose the Right Route for Your Supplier Payment.

Your supplier has sent their bank details. You have more than one way to pay—but fees, timing and account requirements can differ.

Start with three questions: What currency should they receive? How much? By when?

🏦 Local clearing
Worth considering when the supplier’s account can receive payments through the local network, the agreed currency is supported and the amount is within applicable limits.

🌐 SWIFT
May suit payments where the supplier specifies an international bank transfer or a local route is unavailable. Confirm the recipient’s instructions, particularly for foreign-currency accounts.

Before sending, check:

✅ Account and currency compatibility
Does the receiving account support your chosen route and currency?

✅ Total cost and amount received
Include conversion costs, transfer fees and potential intermediary or receiving bank deductions.

✅ Arrival timing
Check cut-off times, holidays and processing requirements. Confirm whether the estimate means arrival at the receiving bank or credit to the supplier’s account.

✅ Tracking and reconciliation
Keep transaction references and payment confirmations, and include an invoice or order number where supported.

UQPAY’s Unified Money Account (UMA) brings together multi-currency collections, balances, conversion and overseas payments, helping businesses manage available payment routes, approvals and records in one platform.

Explore 👉
https://www.uqpay.com/en/resources/blog/article-95

Available routes, currencies, fees and arrival times depend on account configuration and applicable terms.

27/10/2026

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🛍️ Peak Season Is Coming. Are Your Payments Ready?

Your campaigns are planned. Your inventory is stocked. But can customers pay smoothly—and can your team resolve issues when they arise?

Before Black Friday, bring operations, customer service and finance together for four essential payment checks:

💳 1. Test the checkout
Confirm that payment methods match your target markets. Test common devices, order status updates and what happens when a payment fails or needs further verification.

🔎 2. Make every transaction traceable
Ensure your team can locate the right order, verify its payment status and follow a clear escalation process. A debit notification alone does not confirm a successful payment—check before asking customers to pay again.

💰 3. Know when funds are available
A successful payment does not mean funds are ready to use. Check available balances and align settlement and withdrawal schedules with supplier payments.

🛡️ 4. Prepare for refunds and chargebacks
Assign clear owners, track deadlines and retain order, fulfilment and customer communication records. Handle refunds and chargebacks separately, then review the causes after the campaign.

Prepare the payment journey as carefully as the promotion.

Learn more 👉
https://www.uqpay.com/en/resources/blog/article-94

Features, payment methods and settlement arrangements depend on your account configuration and applicable service terms.

27/10/2026

🔗 Customer Ready to Pay? Send a Link—No Website Needed.

You’ve agreed on the order, price and delivery details. But your website isn’t live yet. How do you give your customer a way to pay?

With UQPAY Payment Links, you can create a shareable payment link or QR code without building a website or writing code.

📩 Share it where the conversation happens
Send your payment link through email or social media, or use a QR code to connect an offline conversation to online payment.

💳 Set the amount to suit the transaction
Choose a fixed amount for an agreed order, or let customers enter an amount within your specified limits.

⏳ Keep your links organised
Set expiry dates, edit or deactivate links, and add internal reference numbers to help match payments to orders.

✅ Check payment status before fulfilment
View transaction details in your UQPAY dashboard. Payment confirmation and settlement are separate steps; settlement follows your service agreement.

Turn an agreed order into a clear next step: a link to pay.

Learn more 👉 https://www.uqpay.com/en/resources/blog/article-93

27/10/2026

🤝 UQPAY Advances Its Collaboration with Visa Through Payment Passkey Deployment

UQPAY has deployed Visa Payment Passkey in production, marking another milestone in its collaboration with Visa to advance payment security and the next generation of intelligent commerce.

📱 Smoother checkout, stronger authentication
In supported payment scenarios, cardholders can verify their identity using device biometrics or a device passcode—reducing reliance on passwords and one-time codes.

🤖 Building trust in agentic payments
As AI agents begin helping consumers shop and initiate payments, Visa Payment Passkey helps authenticate the real cardholder, supporting a trusted foundation for payments based on genuine authorisation.

Following its participation in the Visa Agentic Ready Programme, UQPAY continues to work with Visa to help shape more secure, convenient and intelligent payment experiences.

Learn more 👉 https://www.uqpay.com/en-US/resources/news/article-96

18/09/2026

Your UQPAY card. Your Samsung phone. A simpler way to pay. 📱

🎊UQPAY has partnered with Samsung! Eligible UQPAY Visa cards now support Samsung Pay, bringing convenient payments to your everyday business purchases and travel expenses.

Keep your physical card in your wallet and pay with your compatible Samsung phone—with multiple layers of security for added peace of mind. 🔒
Learn more: https://www.uqpay.com/en/resources/news/article-91

17/09/2026

Most card issuing conversations start with pricing. The costlier questions come later: who's responsible when a payment fails, whether budgets can be enforced per card, and whether the transaction data your finance team gets back is actually reconcilable.
Seven questions we'd ask any provider before signing
Learn more👇：
https://www.uqpay.com/en/resources/blog/article-90

17/09/2026

Refer businesses. Share the rewards. 💙
The UQPay Affiliate Programme is now open to creators, media and business communities worldwide.
✅ Free to join
✅ No cap on earnings
✅ Both you and the business you refer get rewarded
✅ Backed by full regulatory licences across APAC, Europe and the Americas
Learn more 👉 ：https://www.uqpay.com/en/resources/news/article-89

Address

55 AYER RAJAH Crescent, #04-06
Singapore
139949

Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 18:00
Thursday	09:00 - 18:00
Friday	09:00 - 18:00

Telephone

+6569096618

Website

https://uqpay.com/

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