OCBC Pay Anyone joins order-ahead app Waitrr

OCBC’s app will automatically launch once customers select their meals.

Waitrr, a mobile ordering and payments app, has integrated OCBC Pay Anyone into its platform, an announcement revealed.

Once customers select their items, they can now choose OCBC Pay Anyone as their preferred payment method and the OCBC Pay Anyone app will launch automatically with the merchant’s name and payment amount already pre-filled.

Waitrr automates the order taking and payment processes for its restaurant partners. Waitrr works with F&B outlets like The Daily Cut, Guzman y Gomez, PAUL and Da Paolo Gastronomia.

OCBC Pay Anyone enables customers to make QR code payments to merchants, and peer-to-peer e-payments leveraging QR codes, social media or a recipient’s mobile number and PayNow directly from the customer’s bank account.

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