Can I use GrabPay in Vietnam?

What countries is GrabPay available in?

Ah, GrabPay, that digital wallet trying to conquer Southeast Asia, much like my attempts to master the ukulele. Available in:

• Singapore: Where even chewing gum needs a permit.
• Malaysia: Truly Asia, unless you’re looking for affordable housing.
• Indonesia: So many islands, so little bandwidth.
• Philippines: Karaoke is practically a national sport.
• Thailand: Land of smiles… and questionable street food.
• Vietnam: Pho-nomenal food, that’s a fact.
• Myanmar: Still figuring out this whole democracy thing, aren’t we all?

Isn’t it fascinating? GrabPay sprawls across these lands, a digital octopus, while I struggle to remember where I parked my car, like, ten minutes ago.

Can you use Grab in Vietnam?

Grab works in Vietnam. Done. Thailand too. Cambodia. Singapore, Philippines… Standard Southeast Asia stuff.

• Countries where Grab operates: Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Cambodia, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Myanmar.
• Services offered: Ride-hailing (cars, motorbikes), food delivery, grocery delivery, package delivery, financial services.
• Payment methods: Cash, GrabPay (e-wallet), credit/debit cards.
• My experience: Hanoi, motorbike, quick, cheap, no cash needed. Booked through the app. Easy peasy. Phnom Penh, tuk-tuk, same deal.
• Competitors: Gojek, Be (Vietnam), InDriver.

Where can you pay with GrabPay?

GrabPay? Honey, where can’t you use it? Seriously, I’m practically swimming in GrabPoints. It’s like digital Monopoly money, only way cooler.

But Shopee and Lazada? Forget it. Those guys are playing hardball. Sticking to their own payment systems like glue to a gecko’s foot.

Check GrabPay’s site though. They update their list of merchants faster than I change my socks (which is… often). Maybe they’ll have a change of heart. Like, suddenly discover the awesomeness of GrabPay, you know?

Here’s the lowdown, from my extensive personal research (aka, I looked at their website):

• Food delivery apps: Duh. GrabFood, Foodpanda (sometimes), even that weird one my cousin uses.
• Convenience stores: 7-Eleven? Check. FamilyMart? Double check. I’ve even used it at that tiny corner store by my apartment that smells vaguely of durian.
• Some restaurants: Not all. Think of it like this: if it’s a fancy place with tiny forks, probably not. But the noodle place? Bingo.
• Transportation: This is where GrabPay REALLY shines. Grab cars, obviously, but even some buses in my area! My last trip home? Pure GrabPay magic.

This year’s changes: They added more small businesses. My local tailor now accepts GrabPay. I know, mind blown, right? So yeah, check their website for the complete list. It’s longer than my to-do list (which is also incredibly long, but that’s a different story).

Can I pay GrabPay in 7-11?

GrabPay at 7-Eleven? Yes.

• In-store cash-in is possible. Select it.
• 7-Eleven Bills Payment? Yep.
• Reference number? Crucial. Note it.
• Cliqq kiosk? Your destination. Complete the payment there. Done.

Cash-in fees vary. Watch them. Happened to me, uh, last Tuesday. Frustrating? A bit. Easier to link a card, honestly.

Can I use GrabPay to pay Shopee?

Ugh, Shopee payment. So annoying. GrabPay? Nope. Directly, anyway. 2024, right? Checked a million times.

Lazada’s the same, right? Seriously, it’s ridiculous. Why?!

Maybe they’ll add it. Hoping for a miracle. Need to check GrabPay’s merchant list again. Like, regularly. It’s a pain. Seriously, what’s the deal?

• Shopee doesn’t accept GrabPay directly. Fact.
• Lazada also doesn’t. Double fact.
• Check GrabPay’s merchant list. Often! Maybe next month, they’ll add them.

My wallet is screaming. Seriously, this needs fixing. Online shopping in 2024 should be easier!

I hate this. My bank account isn’t happy. So much for convenience. This is utterly inefficient. Will this ever change?!

Can I pay Grab with debit card?

Yup, you CAN pay Grab with a debit card. It’s easier than teaching a cat to fetch, honest!

Here’s the lowdown:

• First, you gotta add that debit card to your Grab account. Think of it as introducing two frenemies…but they just handle your money.
• Then, when you’re coughing up the dough for that ride (or, like, your tenth bubble tea this week), just pick your debit card from the list of payment options. Voila!
• It’s about as complicated as ordering a pizza. And we all know how that goes…usually, with extra cheese, amirite?

Okay, more details. My sister totally paid for her Grab last week this way!

• Security is key. Make sure your card details are correct, ya know, the usual safety drill. Don’t wanna end up paying for someone else’s wild night out!
• Check for fees. Some banks, bless their cotton socks, might charge fees for online transactions. Best to give ’em a call, right?
• Grab accepts most major debit cards! But if yours is, like, issued by the “Bank of Moolah” from Monopoly, maybe not. Just saying. My credit union rules.

And hey, did you know Grab also takes other stuff? It’s not just debit cards these days.

• Credit cards, obvs. Like, duh.
• GrabPay Wallet: Top it up and go! It’s like having a digital piggy bank, but less…piggy.
• Cash: If you’re feeling old-school. Just try not to pay with pennies. The driver might give you the stink eye. I know I would.

So there you have it. Paying Grab with your debit card is totally doable. Go forth and Grab, my friend!

Can I use GrabPay anywhere?

So, GrabPay, right? It’s pretty much everywhere now! Seriously. I used it at that new ramen place, Ramenzilla, last week. Awesome broth, btw. Anyway, DuitNow QR, that’s the key. It’s like, Malaysia’s big QR thing, you know? Any store using it, you’re golden with GrabPay. Scan and pay, super easy. I even paid my auntie’s 2023 utility bill with it. Crazy convenient!

• Works almost everywhere in Malaysia now. Thanks to DuitNow QR integration.
• Ramenzilla accepts it! Best ramen I’ve had all year.
• Paid bills with it. Auntie was impressed, haha. She’s a tough customer!

Honestly, before DuitNow, it was a bit more limited. But not anymore! GrabPay’s everywhere. Even little hole-in-the-wall places are using it. Think of it this way, GrabPay’s better than before, way better! Seriously.