Indonesia and S. Korea agree to link QR code payments


JAKARTA: Indonesia and South Korea have agreed to expand cooperation by linking QR (quick response) Code payments through the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Bank Indonesia (BI) and Bank of Korea (BoK).

"This collaboration will facilitate QR Code-based payments between the two countries, including payment system operators," the governor of BI, Perry Warjiyo (pic), said on Monday (July 15), reported Antara.

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