Oxford Properties launches WeChat Pay and Alipay across its Canadian Retail Portfolio making the Group's shopping centres the premier destination for Chinese customers
TORONTO, Dec. 4, 2017 /CNW/ - Customers can now use their WeChat Pay and Alipay mobile wallets across Oxford Properties Group's eleven Canadian shopping centres, affiliated hotels and at other travel partners. The two Chinese mobile payment services work by linking with users' debit and credit cards, providing a platform for peer-to-peer transfers and enabling purchasing in renminbi; together the apps have over 1.2 billion active users.
Oxford piloted WeChat at Yorkdale earlier this year and received overwhelming positive feedback from customers and retailers alike.
"Our Chinese retail customers have told us that tourists, students and newcomers alike want access to their mobile wallets in-mall," said Brad Jones, Head of Retail, Oxford Properties Group. "At Oxford we pride ourselves on delivering the best service to our customers in every interaction every day, and are excited to have been the first in the industry in Canada to deliver seamless mobile payment options to our Chinese customers."
About Oxford Properties Group
Oxford Properties Group is one of the world's premier real estate investment, development and management companies. Established in 1960, Oxford manages over $40 billion of real estate assets on behalf of its co-owners and investment partners, with a global portfolio spanning over 60 million square feet. We have offices across Canada and in London, Luxembourg, Boston, Washington DC and New York, with regional investment, development and management professionals who have deep real estate expertise and local market insight. Oxford is the global real estate arm of OMERS, the pension plan for Ontario's municipal employees. For more information about our hands-on approach to real estate, visit www.oxfordproperties.com.
SOURCE Oxford Properties Group Inc.
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