Why Vietnamese merchants dislike credit card payments
Merchants in Vietnam don’t like credit cards, and they are not alone. Vendors across the world are refusing to serve credit card customers.
Merchants in Vietnam don’t like credit cards, and they are not alone. Vendors across the world are refusing to serve credit card customers.
While Singapore has been at the forefront in terms of bridging the digital divide among its citizens, elders in the country are yet to emerge as active participants in the online economy.
Visa and MasterCard may stand a greater chance of accessing China’s card payment market as Sino-American ties improve.
Union Pay continues to enjoy unparalleled growth with the support of increasing affluent PRCs and the support of Chinese banks.
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