Razer pay

Hi, so I am from Malaysia, and if ya'll from Malaysia and uses the Razer Pay app, ya'll would know that MOL (one of the biggest e-payment service in Malaysia) have been long bought over by Razer. Which makes a lot of things easier with Razer Pay, including paying for Touch And Go at the Kiosk via Razer Pay.So I was wondering, would there be any potential Razer Pay and Razer Gold integration, since Razer Pay is essentially a Razer E-Wallet and so is Razer Gold (sort of). Because it'll be super useful if I could top up on the go from my Razer Gold to my Razer Pay, cause I do top up my Razer Gold quite a lot, esp to top up my Steam Wallet, n sometimes I'll have some left overs which I wish I could use to top up my Razer Pay so I could use for buying groceries n stuff.I mean I know posting it here in this forum might not get the attention of any staff or anything, but I'm curious to know if there are anyone else with the same interest as me?Cause I swear if Razer Gold + Razer Pay could be under 1 app, that will be super useful, esp purchasing in game currency for mobile game a breeze as well as using Razer Gold for Razer Pay related payments. Use Razer Pay to earn more Razer Silver! :wink_:I already forwarded the suggestion to someone in ...:smile_: xCryptikUse Razer Pay to earn more Razer Silver! :wink_:I already forwarded the suggestion to someone in ...:smile_:OMG! thank you so much fam, I was just posting this in order to see if anyone else felt the same way, but never thought it'll get your attention and you'll escalate the suggestion.God, I love this communityProud to be #CultRazer xD Ok, so Razer Gold & Razer Pay were actually 2 different thingy~ before knowing this, i kinda stuck a lot of money into Razer Gold. Turns out Razer Pay were most preffered by merchants as a method of payment, rather than Razer Gold.. And it sux for a noob😪 like me for not knowing that. Is there any way i can convert or transfer my Razer Gold credits to my Razer Pay balance? Thank you~ :cool_: lifeSiennafirst274Ok, so Razer Gold & Razer Pay were actually 2 different thingy~ before knowing this, i kinda stuck a lot of money into Razer Gold. Turns out Razer Pay were most preffered by merchants as a method of payment, rather than Razer Gold.. And it sux for a noob😪 like me for not knowing that. Is there any way i can convert or transfer my Razer Gold credits to my Razer Pay balance? Thank you~ :cool_:Ikr? But don't worry fam, you can do like I do for time being, top up to your Razer Pay ewallet first, so you could use it for anything you would need, but when you wanna buy game passes n stuff, then use Razer Pay

Razer Pay.Razer Merchant Services is a leading B2B (business-to-business) solution encompassing:RMS Online: Card processing gateway supporting global scheme cards and over 110 payment methods, powering online payments for global blue-chip merchants in SEA.RMS Offline: SEA’s largest offline payment network of over 1 million physical acceptance points across SEA. RMS Offline also extends point-of-sale services (such as bill payments and telco reloads), cash-over-counter services (including Razer Pay top-ups and fulfilment of e-commerce purchases), distribution of third-party point-of-sale activation (POSA) cards, and merchant acquiring services for Razer Pay and other third-party e-wallets.Razer Pay is a B2C (business-to-consumer) solution comprising an all-encompassing e-wallet focused on offering a plethora of compelling use cases targeted at the youths, millennials, and underbanked.About RelyFounded in 2017, Rely is a Singapore headquartered financial technology company, with operations across APAC. Rely is the leading Buy Now Pay Later service provider and has partnered large enterprise clients such as Qoo10 Singapore, Singapore’s largest e-commerce retailer. Rely’s service is popular among Millennial & Gen Z shoppers as they pay for their purchases over three to four equal payments, interest-free. Rely partnered with online and offline millennial-centric brands across key categories such as fashion, beauty, lifestyle, fitness among others.For more information, please visit ContactAsia PR Werkz on behalf of Razer FintechJoachim Leong[email protected]Bijal Doshi[email protected]Razer FintechAlyssa-Jane Tan[email protected]RelyJeremy Foo[email protected]

For immediate release on December 17th 2020, 10am SGT:SINGAPORE – Razer Fintech, the fintech arm of Razer and Rely, the Singapore-based Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) service provider, have jointly announced their partnership to offer BNPL services in Southeast Asia to merchants registered under Razer Merchant Services (RMS), its B2B (business-to-business) solution. RMS, with a stronghold in Southeast Asia, encompasses powering online payments as a card processing gateway supporting global scheme cards and over 110 payment methods for global blue-chip merchants; and the region’s largest offline payment network of over one million physical acceptance points.This strategic partnership follows a recent announcement by Rely to expand its services in Singapore, Malaysia and South Korea after securing capital from Goldbell Financial Services to process up to S$100 million in Buy Now Pay Later transactions. Through this partnership, RMS’ merchants will now be able to provide interest-free BNPL solution for its customers.“We are excited to have partnered Rely, a fast-growing fintech that already works with blue chip merchants such as Qoo10 to extend their innovative BNPL solution to our extensive network of merchants across Southeast Asia. Providing this timely access to Rely’s BNPL solution adds to our fintech offerings and further expands our digital payments ecosystem for our customers. This collaboration is also aligned to our longstanding commitment to continue using our know-how in fintech to build new and innovative ways to meet the needs of a burgeoning and digital-savvy youth and millennial segment in Southeast Asia”, said Lee Li Meng, CEO, Razer Fintech.BNPL solutions are transforming the financial sector in Southeast Asia – home to millions of young, tech-savvy consumers. According to the e-Conomy SEA report, digital payments are expected to exceed US$1 trillion in transaction value by 2025 in Southeast Asia. Moreover, with the BNPL trend picking up in Singapore, this collaboration has come at an opportune time. According to a survey conducted by Finder in October 2020, almost 1.1 million Singaporeans have used a BNPL service.“We are thrilled to partner Razer Fintech to accelerate the adoption of Rely’s BNPL service across its extensive network of merchants including international brands in Southeast Asia. Rely has been growing rapidly especially among Millennial and Gen Z consumers. Through this partnership, millions of young and tech savvy shoppers benefit by getting access to flexible interest-free payment options at their fingertips. We look forward to further expanding our services to more merchants and consumers both in Singapore and the region.”, said Hizam Ismail, CEO, Rely.RMS merchants may contact [email protected] for any enquiries.###Media AssetsFor press kit, please refer to this link.About Razer FintechBacked by the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers synonymous with the youth and millennials, Razer Fintech is the financial technology arm of Razer Inc (1337: Hong Kong). Established in April 2018, Razer Fintech has grown to become one of the largest O2O (offline to online) digital payment networks in emerging markets and has processed over billions of dollars in total payment value. Razer Fintech operates two verticals, Razer Merchant Services (“RMS”) and

Various sound profiles available, such as gaming, music, or movies, to optimize the audio for different scenarios.Another feature worth exploring is the virtual speaker placement, where you can adjust the virtual positioning of the audio for a more realistic surround sound effect.Take your time to experiment with the different settings and find the configuration that suits your preferences. Remember to test the changes as you make them to ensure they deliver the desired audio outcome. Customizing your THX Spatial Audio settings will undoubtedly elevate your gaming or movie-watching experience to new heights.Step 7: Test The THX Spatial Audio On Your Razer HeadsetOnce you have customized your THX Spatial Audio settings, it’s time to test it out on your Razer headset. This step will allow you to experience the immersive audio quality that THX Spatial Audio provides.To test the THX Spatial Audio on your Razer headset, follow these steps:1. Put on your Razer headset and ensure that it is connected to your computer.2. Launch a media player or any application that supports audio playback.3. Play a movie, video game, or any audio content that showcases surround sound.4. Listen carefully to the audio and pay attention to the spatial positioning of different sounds.5. Move your head or change your position to see how the audio adjusts according to your movement.6. Take note of the enhanced depth and accuracy of the sound as you experience the immersive THX Spatial Audio.By testing the THX Spatial Audio on your Razer headset, you can fully appreciate the benefits of this advanced audio technology. Whether you’re gaming, watching movies, or listening to music, the spatial audio experience will elevate your immersion to a whole new level.Frequently Asked QuestionsFAQ 1: How can I tell if my Razer device supports THX Spatial Audio?You can check if your Razer device supports THX Spatial Audio by visiting the official Razer website. Look for the product specifications or features section of your specific device and check if it mentions THX Spatial Audio support.FAQ 2: Where can I download the Razer THX Spatial Audio software?You can download the Razer THX Spatial Audio software from the official Razer website. Navigate to the Downloads section and search for the software specifically designed for your Razer device model. Download and install the software following the provided instructions.FAQ 3: How do I activate THX Spatial Audio in my Razer device?To activate THX Spatial Audio in your Razer