In this week's TechNave Business Bytes for Week 2 of April 2024 Tencent partnered with Paynet Malaysia for cross-border QR payments while APRU's"AI For Social Good Report" highlights the need for transforming social policies using AI innovations.
Verified international users can enjoy higher transaction limits, with a single transaction limit raised from $1,000 to $5,000 and an annual limit raised from $10,000 to $50,000. Weixin Pay is also exploring interoperability with more overseas e-wallets and has partnered with Payments Network Malaysia for cross-border QR payment interoperability.
Additionally, CloudMile was honored with the Google Cloud Social Impact Partner of the Year Award for APAC for its initiatives in contributing to the development of Malaysia's digital economy, including the"Go Cloud!" program aimed at upskilling Malaysians in Google Cloud.
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