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Azupay PayID option now available to Scoot customers

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21 Jan, 2026
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Rachel St Clair
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21 Jan, 2026
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Australian payments tech Azupay has partnered with Singapore Airline’s low-cost subsidiary Scoot, allowing Australian customers to access PayID as a new payment option for account-to-account transactions at checkout.
Azupay PayID option now available to Scoot customers
Azupay Chief Customer Officer Trent Daniel says Scoot is looking to evolve the customer booking experience as the airline grows.

Australian payments tech Azupay has partnered with Singapore Airline’s low-cost subsidiary Scoot, allowing Australian customers to access PayID as a new payment option for account-to-account transactions at checkout.

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