Case Studies
April 13, 2018
iJooz offers WeChat Pay option in vending machines islandwide through FOMO Pay Fancy a cup of freshly squeezed orange juice while on-the-go? You can with iJooz, at just $2 per cup. iJooz vending machine can dispense a cup of orange juice in just 45 seconds. (Photo credit: IJOOZ Facebook) Fruits Vending Pte Ltd, the company that developed iJooz, is now Singapore’s largest and most popular fresh orange juice vending machine operator. The iJooz vending machines can be found in various locations around Singapore, including shopping malls, schools, corporate buildings, tourist attractions and government agencies. Through FOMO Pay, iJooz now accepts […]
October 25, 2017
Chanel latest to adopt FOMO Pay’s payment solutions A brand consistently associated with high culture, the name ‘Chanel’ evokes perfumed scents and is redolent of a 1920s Paris, where plumed hats and sailor blouses were the fashion of its day. Chanel was founded in 1909 by Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel, out of a Parisian flat belonging to a socialite and textile businessman. Before long, Chanel was challenging the social norms of the times with artisanal pieces such as the Chanel suit, described as having a modern and feminine appearance. These days, Chanel carries a wide range of products including clothing apparels, […]
October 19, 2017
Nübox now accepts WeChat Pay payment mode Amidst the growing hype around the release of the iPhone 8 in Singapore, Nübox has officially announced that it would now be accepting payments via both WeChat Pay and Alipay. This means you can now purchase a wide range of Apple products using a variety of payment modes including WeChat Pay, Alipay and, as you have guessed it, Apple Pay. For the unfamiliar, Nübox is a certified Apple reseller with nine shops all across Singapore. Until mid-2017 when the first Apple Store opened in Singapore, Nübox and fellow reseller EpiCentre were the closest […]
September 15, 2017
Yue Hwa Singapore Accept WeChat Pay Provided by FOMO When one thinks about traditional Chinese commodities, products such as Chinese tea, silk, cheongsams, jade and antiques immediately spring to mind. Yue Hwa Singapore, a leading Chinese departmental store chain, specialises in bringing those coveted items onto the shores of Singapore and now accepts payments through both WeChat Pay and Alipay. Established in Hong Kong in 1959, Yue Hwa has become a brand name associated with quality and affordability. Through sheer grit and determination, the company grew from a single small-sized department store into an extensive international network of stores located […]
September 5, 2017
Jumbo Group adopts WeChat Pay in a bid to target mainland Chinese customers Situated on the banks of the Singapore River amidst the hustle and bustle of Clarke Quay’s famous nightlife, Jumbo Seafood has been serving up gastronomic delights for locals and travellers alike. Since its humble inception in 1987, Jumbo Seafood has expanded to include 9 restaurants in Singapore and China. The latest Jumbo outlet opened in Beijing, China in July this year, bearing testament to the restaurant’s popularity not only in Singapore but in China as well. Apart from Jumbo Seafood, parent company Jumbo Group also owns JPOT […]
August 10, 2017
Reaching out to Chinese customers through WeChat: The Success Stories of Two Singaporean Restaurateurs Having grown up in a predominantly English-speaking environment for most of their lives, and being taught school subjects in English, it is no surprise that most younger Singaporeans have grown accustomed to using English as a medium of communication with those around them. Consequently, it is no secret that many Chinese Singaporeans have become less confident of their abilities in the Chinese language. On the other hand, WeChat is an app that emerged from the Chinese market. Therefore, using WeChat effectively would presumably require a certain […]