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Pay like a local.

Travel without cash or a local bank account. Scan the QR codes locals use and pay directly with your card.

  • Street food
  • Night markets
  • Cafés
  • Taxis
  • Convenience stores
  • Sari-sari stores
  • Restaurants
  • Malls
  • Shopping
  • Groceries

Sorry,

QR
only.

Scan to pay.
No cash, no cards.

What you can do

Scan any local QR. Pay with your own card.

Local QR normally needs a local bank account. Quikku Pay connects your card payment to it, so you pay the way locals do.

How it works

Set up once. Scan everywhere.

  1. 1

    Create your account

    Sign up with your passport in about 30 seconds. No local ID or phone number.

  2. 2

    Add your card

    Link the card you already travel with. You only do it once.

  3. 3

    Scan the QR

    Point Quikku Pay at the code on the counter, the stall or the bill. It reads the local QR in each country.

  4. 4

    Pay

    See the exact amount, confirm, done. The seller is paid in local currency straight away.

Where it works

Land in Bangkok, Hanoi or Manila. Pay like you live there.

  • THAOn the route

    Thailand

    Street food, night markets and beach bars. PromptPay QR sits wherever cash used to.

    RailThai QR · PromptPay
    CurrencyTHB
  • VNMOn the route

    Vietnam

    Cafés, taxis and bánh mì carts from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City run on VietQR.

    RailVietQR
    CurrencyVND
  • PHLOn the route

    Philippines

    Sari-sari stores, tricycles and island resorts increasingly take QR Ph.

    RailQR Ph
    CurrencyPHP
Next stopsIndonesiaMalaysia

Why Quikku Pay

Your card, accepted where cards aren't.

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Pay anywhere there's a QR

Restaurants, malls, taxis and the street stall with a printed code. Scan it and pay.

RestaurantsShopsStreet stalls

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Nothing to top up

Each payment goes straight to your card. No wallet, no leftover balance.

30s

Ready before you land

Southeast Asia runs on QR. Quikku Pay lets you tap in.

Join the waitlist for early access in Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines.