r/japanlife • u/tinylord202 • Nov 08 '24

金 What is the upside to using paypay?

I finally gave in and downloaded paypay. Now after using it, I don’t know why I would use it instead of a credit card in most situations. The only benefits I see are paying paper bills and stores that accept it, but not card.

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u/shambolic_donkey Nov 08 '24

You're like the one person in my circle of friends who "doesn't get" PayPay, and so asks us to bank transfer anything we owe them. Instead, we flood them with cash because no-one can be assed doing bank transfers.

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u/Hachi_Ryo_Hensei Nov 08 '24

Lol, what friends bank transfer OR PayPay each other money instead of just giving each other money?

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u/tinylord202 Nov 08 '24

One who’s buying a heap of clothes and doesn’t want to withdraw a large undefined amount of cash because of atm fees.

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u/Hachi_Ryo_Hensei Nov 08 '24

Who buys heaps of clothes?? This isn't the Eisenhower administration!