Philippine merchants log in to their HitPay Dashboard, navigate to Payment Methods, and click Turn On for WeChat Pay. No separate merchant agreement or new integration is required. WeChat Pay becomes available across all active HitPay sales channels - Online Checkout, Payment Links, POS and Borderless QR - immediately after activation.

WeChat Pay is available across four HitPay channels in the Philippines: Online Checkout (embedded on any website or Shopify store), Payment Links (shareable URL sent via WhatsApp or email), Point of Sale (iPad or Android tablet at the counter), and Borderless QR (a printed QR code for markets, pop-ups and events). One activation covers all four channels simultaneously.

HitPay charges 1.5% per successful WeChat Pay transaction. There is zero monthly subscription fee, zero setup fee and no minimum transaction volume. Merchants pay only when a transaction succeeds. For full pricing across all payment methods, visit hitpayapp.com/pricing.

Philippine merchants can sign up for HitPay for free at hitpayapp.com and submit their DTI or SEC registration certificate plus a valid government-issued ID. Account approval takes 1–3 business days. After approval, enabling WeChat Pay in the dashboard takes under one minute - no additional integration steps are required.

HitPay provides live chat support, email support, and a self-serve help centre at support.hitpayapp.com. Philippine merchants can also contact the sales team for onboarding assistance. Enterprise operators with multiple locations can access a dedicated account manager. Support is available in English for merchants across the Philippines.

Restaurants using HitPay POS select WeChat Pay on the iPad or Android tablet and a QR code appears on screen. The Chinese customer opens WeChat, taps Pay, and scans the code. The transaction completes in seconds. The merchant sees the confirmed payment on the POS screen and the customer receives a digital receipt - no card terminal or additional hardware is needed.

Philippine online stores using HitPay Payment Gateway or Shopify integration display WeChat Pay as a payment option at checkout. When a Chinese customer selects WeChat Pay, a QR code appears on screen. The customer scans it with the WeChat app and the payment confirms instantly. Settlement arrives in PHP the next business day. Learn more at hitpayapp.com/payment-gateway.

Merchants generate a HitPay Borderless QR code from the dashboard and print it as a sign, table card or phone sticker. Chinese customers scan it with WeChat Pay and the payment confirms instantly. No hardware, card reader or internet terminal is required. The same QR code also accepts GCash, Maya and QR Ph from local Filipino customers.

HitPay settles WeChat Pay funds to Philippine merchants the next business day in PHP - no manual withdrawal required. Funds from Online Checkout, Payment Links, POS and Borderless QR all settle into the same PHP bank account. This predictable settlement schedule helps merchants manage cash flow without waiting for weekly or monthly batch payouts.

No. Chinese customers pay using their existing WeChat Pay balance or linked Chinese bank account - entirely within the WeChat app. No Philippine bank account, peso conversion or foreign exchange account is required. WeChat Pay handles the cross-border exchange, and HitPay settles the equivalent PHP amount to the merchant the next business day.

Yes. When a Philippine merchant enables WeChat Pay on HitPay, it appears alongside GCash, Maya, QR Ph, Visa and Mastercard on the same checkout page, POS screen and Borderless QR code. Chinese customers see WeChat Pay while local Filipino customers see GCash and Maya - each paying with the method they already use. One integration, one activation, all payment methods.

Chinese customers pay from their WeChat Pay balance or Chinese bank account in CNY. The merchant sees the transaction amount in PHP on their HitPay Dashboard. HitPay and WeChat Pay handle the cross-border conversion. Philippine merchants receive PHP settlements the next business day without needing to manage foreign exchange manually.

Philippine merchants need their DTI or SEC registration certificate and a valid government-issued ID. Sole proprietors may use a valid government ID in lieu of a business registration certificate, subject to HitPay’s verification requirements. All applicants must provide a Philippine bank account for PHP settlement. Sign up free at hitpayapp.com - no setup fees required.

HitPay also supports Alipay+ for Chinese and other international tourists in the Philippines. Combined with WeChat Pay, this gives Philippine merchants coverage of the two most widely used Chinese digital wallets. HitPay also accepts GCash, Maya, QR Ph, InstaPay, PESONet, Visa and Mastercard - so every customer, local or international, can pay.

Merchants print a HitPay Borderless QR code and display it at their stall. Chinese visitors scan it with WeChat Pay, confirm payment, and the merchant receives an instant notification on their phone. No WiFi terminal, card reader or power outlet is needed. Settlement arrives in PHP the next business day. The same QR also accepts GCash, Maya and QR Ph from local customers.