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Comment on International Payments Services Flock to China by Google Play Finally Accepting Priced Apps from Chinese Developers - TechNode
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Several international payments services have recently said that China has become one of their biggest markets, as an increasing number of Chinese internet and mobile companies actively expand overseas.
While Google Play and Apple’s App Store have made distributing software outside mainland China so much easier than before, the dominant online payments services vary by country and region.
To better serve Chinese customers, OKPAY has launched a Chinese version of its services and hired Chinese customer service representatives.
Chinese payments services, including Alibaba’s Alipay, have been integrated into its all-in-one solution.
To their surprise, the Chinese gaming companies least likely to enter overseas markets have begun to work with them.
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