Featured Merchants for Quickpass Acceptance Convenience Stores: 7-Eleven, Circle K, VANGO Super Market: City Super, Market Pl

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Featured Merchants for QuickPass Acceptance Convenience Stores: 7-Eleven, Circle K, VANGO Super Market: City Super, Market Place by Jasons, Three Sixty, U select, UNY, Vanguard, Wellcome, YATA Bakeries: Arome Bakery, COVA, ITALIAN TOMATO, Kee Wah Bakery, Maxim's Cakes, Orchid Padaria Bakery, SIFT Food Stores: Aji Ichiban, Best Mart 360 ﾟ, Hung Fook Tong, Pappagallo, Venchi Restaurants: Agnes B Café, Ajisen Ramen, Chee Kee, Genki Sushi, Ho Hung Kee, Hong Kong Day, IPPUDO, KFC, Mövenpick, MX, Pacific Coffee, Pizza Hut, Saboten, Sen-Ryo, Starbucks, TamJai Samgor, Tao Heung, Teawood, Tsui Wah Restaurant, Uo-Show, Xi Chu Fan Tang Pharmacies/Health Products: Catalo, CR Care, eCosway, GNC, HERBALIFE, Mannings Beauty /Cosmetic Stores: 3CE, Benefit, Choi Fung Hong, Bonjour, Colourmix, Facesss, fresh, Make Up Forever, MORIMOR, Sa Sa, Sweetmay Book/CD Stores: Bookazine, CD Warehouse, Chung Hwa Book Co., Eslite, HMV, Joint Publishing, The Commercial Press Electronics & Appliance Stores: Apple Store, Broadway, Fortress , Suning Toy Stores: Toys "R" Us Department Stores: Lane Crawford, Muji, Sogo, Sincere, Wing On, YATA, Yue Wah Chinese Products Furniture/Lifestyle Stores: IKEA, Japan Home Centre, Pricerite Clothing Stores: Aape, AIGLE, b+ab, Baleno, BSX, Calzedonia, CHOCOOLATE, COTTON ON, D-MOP, double-park, ESPRIT, EXI.T, Fred Perry, GIORDANO, GU, H&M, http://www.izzue.com, i.t, MAX & CO, Monki, NAUTICA, The North Face, Toonsland , UNIQLO , VANS , ZAXY Luxury/Leather Goods/Accessories/Shoe Stores: Alexander Wang, Burberry, GIVENCHY, HERMES, ISA, Kenzo, LAVENGI, Marc Jacobs , Max Mara , Tommy Hilfiger, Timberland Jewelry/Watch Stores: Audemars Piguet, Chow Sang Sang, Emphasis, Harry Winston, Lao Feng Xiang, Longines, Luk Fook, Prince Jewellery & Watch, Swatch Opticians: Lenscrafters Other Services: Chu Kong Shipping, Madame Tussaud, SKY 100 Updated on：April, 2017 *All the POS terminals with "QuickPass" signage are supporting mobile QuickPass. Cardholders can pay with UnionPay QuickPass chip cards or smartphones supporting mobile QuickPass at contactless terminals to enjoy the handy payment experience. *The above featured merchants list is compiled according to the reporting of acquirer banks. The list will be amended from time to time subject to updates in the reporting and the changes in the availability of mobile QuickPass acceptance at each merchant outlet. .

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