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Toss Pay Takes Off: Overseas Transactions Quadruple in 2025!

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(Viva Republic)]Viva Republica, the company behind mobile financial platform Toss, reported Tuesday that overseas transactions through Toss Pay skyrocketed by 400% in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period last year.

Toss Pay, now accessible in 55 countries, simplifies payments for users by allowing them to scan QR codes or barcodes without the hassle of currency exchange. The app seamlessly converts transactions to local currencies from linked accounts, while users can both earn and redeem Toss Points on international purchases.

The app has gained significant traction among travelers, with China, Japan, Thailand, Hong Kong, and Malaysia emerging as the top five destinations for its use.

The company attributes this surge to the growing popularity of its all-in-one “Overseas Travel Home” feature within the Toss app. This comprehensive platform consolidates essential travel services, including currency exchange, travel insurance, and airport departure assistance.

A recent addition to the app’s features is the “Incheon Airport” tab, launched earlier this year. It provides users with real-time updates on terminal congestion, parking availability, and boarding gate schedules.

In December, Toss introduced the innovative “Smart Pass” feature, enabling travelers to breeze through departure and boarding gates using facial recognition technology, eliminating the need for physical passports or boarding passes. Users can conveniently pre-register their e-passport, facial scan, and ticket directly within the app.

“This remarkable growth underscores the seamless integration of travel services into our platform,” a Toss spokesperson stated. “We’re committed to continually enhancing the user experience, aiming to make Toss an indispensable tool for planning and enjoying international travel.”

Daniel Kim
content@viewusglobal.com

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