DBS PayLah! 现可在台湾使用: 25 万多家 TWQR 商家扫码付款, 11 月 16 日起再送 S$3 现金回赠

**Shops showing the TWQR acceptance mark, or a QR payment notice with the TWQR label, from participating providers.** DBS names iPass Money, Taiwan Pay, PXPay Plus and Easy Wallet as working now, which covers more than 250,000 merchant locations, roughly two-thirds of the TWQR network. JKO Pay codes are not supported yet; DBS says PayLah! will work across all participating TWQR merchants in 2027. If a stall only takes cash or shows a QR code without the TWQR label, carry some Taiwan dollars as backup.

**No, according to DBS.** Its release says PayLah! is available to users without a DBS/POSB bank account. You do need the latest version of the app. Before you confirm each payment, PayLah! shows the amount in Taiwan dollars, the exchange rate it is applying and the final amount in Singapore dollars, so you can compare it with your card or a multi-currency wallet on the spot. DBS's release does not state a separate fee, so read that SGD figure as the number that matters.

**Scan to pay overseas with PayLah! between 16 November 2026 and 31 January 2027, in Taiwan, Malaysia, Thailand or Indonesia.** It is only for customers who have not used PayLah! for overseas QR payments in the past 12 months, it is capped at S$3, and there is no minimum spend. DBS allows one redemption per customer per month, with 20,000 redemptions available each month. DBS has not said whether someone who claims in November still counts as 'new' in December, so do not plan around more than one S$3. One practical point from the wording: if you use PayLah! overseas QR before 16 November, you may no longer count as new when the cashback starts.