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JD.com gradually rolls out Alipay integration as China pushes for e-commerce platform interoperability
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JD.com customer service responded to media inquiries on Jan. 7, noting that the integration of Alipay is being gradually rolled out.
While Alipay is now available as a payment method on the e-commerce platform, some merchants and specific products still do not support it.
Previously, major e-commerce platforms had their own payment systems, which limited consumers’ payment options for online shopping.
However, in a move to encourage platform compatibility, China’s National Development and Reform Commission today released the Guidelines for Building a Unified National Market (Trial), which aims to break down these barriers.
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