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Anonymous users2024-01-24It shouldn't be, it's generally an independent system, and Alipay needs to be networked!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23School cafeterias generally have their own payment system and need to have an account under this system.
Some schools connect their own payment system with Alipay, which can be transferred from Alipay to the account.
This is the only way to achieve this.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22This is a specific question to ask the school.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21It depends on what is the situation of your school's charging system, if it is a smart canteen management system like Nebula Meal, it supports Alipay scan code payment. Therefore, the specific situation should be consulted in the school cafeteria.
The mainstream payment method in Japan is still credit cards, but in recent years, with the increasing number of Chinese tourists, many Japanese stores and convenience stores have signed contracts with Jack Ma in order to attract Chinese to buy things in the store. According to Alipay's report, there are currently more than 4,000 merchants in Japan that support Alipay payments. However, Alipay is only one of the many mobile payment methods in Japan, and there are still many stores that do not support Alipay, but you can use JCB, VISA or UnionPay cards, so you can't only bring your mobile phone when you go to Japan, it is recommended to bring a credit card.
OK. As long as you know someone else's Alipay account number and password, you can do it. Or ask someone else to use Alipay to help you pay.
It seems that it can't be changed, but it can only be deleted.
I don't support it, take it out and turn it into money, wherever you pay, if you need it, look at my avatar, or send me a private message.
No. I just went to dinner in October and asked, I don't support Alipay. Only cash and credit cards are available.