SGQR
Singapore’s shared national QR label, which combines multiple payment schemes into one printed code. It is a labelling standard rather than a payment method, and it is commonly confused with Dynamic PayNow, which is a different thing.
For Uniweb Pay specifically: Uniweb Pay offers Dynamic PayNow. It does not offer SGQR.
Why it matters to a merchant
Solves a real problem — one label instead of a wall of them — and it is worth being precise about what it does not solve. Combining codes onto one label is a display standard; it does not by itself give a merchant per-sale amounts or per-sale confirmation. Those come from how each scheme behind the label is set up.
Read more: Dynamic PayNow, static PayNow and SGQR: what a merchant needs to know
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