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UnionPay Your Way

UnionPay provides high quality, cost effective and secure cross-border payment services to the world’s largest cardholder base.

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Enjoy Huge Discounts in over 1600 stores Global with U Plan

UnionPay Cardholders enjoy more savings with U Plan locally and overseas, by using the exclusive U Plan discount coupons available on UnionPay International’s mobile app

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UnionPay's Global Airport Fiesta

UnionPay is having its global airport fiesta, offering UnionPay cardholders in 100+ airports worldwide up to 10% off at shoping and dining merchants.

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UnionPay, Premium Your Way

Uncover A World of Prestige with A UnionPay Premium Card

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A Network of Global Coverage and Convenience

Currently, more than 6 billion bankcards around the world now bear a UnionPay logo and cardholders can enjoy convenient and preferential payment services

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UnionPay, Third-Party Clearinghouse Clash in China’s Race to Go Cashless
UnionPay's recent move to tie bank cards to online retailer JD.com Inc. has called into question the division between China's two cashless-payment clearing systems.
UnionPay Attempts Mobile Payment Catch-up through Partnership with Internet Giant
In China’s advanced mobile payment scene, UnionPay has always been a step behind. But as China’s largest card-payment network operator, the company won’t sit back and wait to be marginalized.
Central Bank's Move to Push Single-Logo Cards Boosts UnionPay
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has stepped into the turf war between China UnionPay and foreign rivals such as Visa and MasterCard, as the central bank took action that boosts UnionPay's dominance in its market.
JD.com Becomes Part of UnionPay Network
The online payment unit of JD.com became a member of China UnionPay, extending the bank-card operator’s network to all major third-party payment platforms in China with the notable exception of Alipay.
China’s Battle Over Virtual Wallets Intensifies
The war for wallets that private tech giants have battled over years is becoming more cutthroat as state-owned financial institutions are fighting back to snatch their share of the market