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Bank of China

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Bank of China offers several payment methods in China, tailored to the needs of local and international consumers. Here are some of the main payment methods of Bank of […]

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Description

Bank of China offers several payment methods in China, tailored to the needs of local and international consumers. Here are some of the main payment methods of Bank of China in China:

– Credit cards: Bank of China issues Visa and Mastercard credit cards, as well as local UnionPay cards, which can be used for online and in-store purchases.
– Mobile payments: Bank of China also offers mobile payment solutions such as BOC Pay and Apple Pay, which allow users to pay with their smartphone by scanning a QR code or using NFC technology.
– Bank transfers: Bank of China customers can make bank transfers online or in person at a bank branch.
– Cheques: Bank of China also offers cheques, although this payment method is becoming less common in China.

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