Why shops use it
Made for Thailand
PromptPay and Thai bank apps first, Chinese payment apps next to them — each code stays exactly as your bank or app gave it.
Chinese without a translator
Menus, signs and pages read naturally in Simplified Chinese, Thai and English.
Nothing to install
Customers scan with WeChat, Alipay or their camera. No app and no sign-up for them.
Free to start
The sign, the WeChat QR and the menu are free. Paid plans add statistics and more pages.
How it works
Add your codes
Upload the Alipay and WeChat Pay receiving codes from your payment provider, and type your PromptPay number.
Print the sign
Pick a size (A4, A5, A6 or a folding table sign) and a design, then download a PDF ready to print.
Add Chinese to the menu
Tap “Add Chinese”, check the translation and save. Chinese phones open the Chinese menu by themselves.
Serving Chinese visitors in Thailand
Chinese visitors mostly pay with Alipay and WeChat Pay and use WeChat instead of LINE or Facebook. Many websites also open poorly inside WeChat. The shops they like best show how to pay at a glance and already have the menu in Chinese.
QR-TH puts these together: Thai PromptPay for local customers, Alipay and WeChat Pay for visitors, and a menu and links that work inside WeChat. The money still goes straight to your own accounts — QR-TH only makes the codes and pages.
Questions
Can one QR code take PromptPay, Alipay and WeChat Pay?
No — each app only reads its own kind of code. That is why the sign shows all three side by side, clearly labelled, so every customer finds theirs in a second.
Where do I get the Alipay and WeChat Pay codes?
From the bank or payment company that set up Chinese payments for your shop (many Thai banks and payment providers offer this). Take a photo or screenshot of the code and upload it — the sign redraws it sharply.
Does the money go through QR-TH?
No. The codes on the sign are your own; customers pay you directly. QR-TH never handles the payment.
How does the menu know to show Chinese?
The page reads the language of the visitor's phone (and WeChat's language setting). If you added a Chinese version, it opens in Chinese; visitors can still switch language.
Why do some links not open in WeChat?
WeChat limits many outside websites. QR-TH short links notice WeChat and show a clear “open in browser” guide with a copy button, instead of a blank or blocked page.