PayPay

2023-06-19

• I made LINE Pay before.
• I thought they were interoperating in general because I can pay with LINE Pay at restaurants near my house that accept PayPay.
  • Like Suica and Icoca.
• I'm going to use PayPay to collect my cab fare.
  • This person-to-person transfer could not be sent using LINE Pay.
    • I can read it in the LINE Pay app, but it tries to pay from the PayPay charge amount.
  • I have PayPay installed but no charge amount.
  • Attempt to recharge -> Bank account is not registered.
  • Trying to register a bank account → Identity verification required

Identification.

• Scanning the my number card and digitally signing it seems to be OK.
  • Maybe this is the first pattern.
  • With LINE Pay, it was a photo op.
• I know the password for the signature.
• The scan failed twice and succeeded on the third try.
• awaiting verification

2023/6/20

• The screening process was rather quick.
• Add a charge method
• Which bank to use, Mizuho Bank or SBI Sumishin Bank, which I recently opened?
  • I mean, you want to gradually reduce the number of things connected to Mizuho, right?
• I didn't even have to enter my account number or anything, I just identified it with my username and password and "start trading" and I was connected quickly and easily.
• The problem is that there's no money in the SBI.
• Make a transfer from Mizuho to SBI
• I wonder if I should change my payroll transfer account...
• I'll have to change my credit card debit too.
• tiresome

2023/6/21

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• I was able to do it!

2025-01-13

• About the receiving link:
• Send -> SNS -> Receive link
  • I don't see the point in creating a link from "send" when I'm the one receiving it.
    • You have to specify the amount to make it.
  • There is no SNS menu under "Billing."
    • → Receive with My Code → QR code will be displayed.
    • Is it OK if I copy the receive link here?
• Does a set expiration date prevent long-term use?

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