General Information
What is National QR?
National QR is a unified system for easy cross-border payments. It allows you to pay merchants in Vietnam and the Philippines by scanning their local QR codes with your cryptocurrency balance
Where can I use it?
We currently support the following standards:
1. Vietnam: VietQR
2. Philippines: QRPh
How do I use the "Scan to Pay" feature?
1. Open the RedotPay app.
2. Tap the Scan icon in the top right corner of the home screen.
3. Scan the merchant's QR code.
4. Enter the amount.
5. Review the details and confirm your payment.
What permissions are needed to scan?
You’ll need to allow camera access in the app, and complete identity verification before you can use Scan to Pay.
What is the difference between static and dynamic QR codes?
Static: You scan the code and enter the payment amount manually.
Dynamic: The payment amount is pre-filled automatically once you scan the code.
Troubleshooting & Errors
Will I get a refund if a payment fails?
Yes. For merchant or system-related errors, a refund will be issued to your USDT balance automatically, typically within 10 minutes.
What should I do if I see an "Invalid amount" error?
Ensure the amount is within the allowed range: at least 100 PHP or 8,000 VND. Adjust the amount and try your payment again.
What should I do if I see a "System error"?
Check your internet connection and try again. If the error persists, the service provider may be temporarily unavailable; please try again later or contact the merchant.
What should I do if my order status is "Processing"?
Most status updates appear within 10 minutes. Please wait patiently and do not scan the QR code again to avoid duplicate charges.
If a refund is required, please note that refund status updates can take up to 24 hours.
What if the app shows a successful payment, but the merchant hasn't received it?
Confirmations can take up to 10 minutes. If the transaction is still pending after 10 minutes, please contact the merchant for assistance.
Refunds & History
How long does a refund take?
Most refunds are completed within 24 hours.
Where will my refund be sent?
Refunds are credited directly to your USDT balance.
Why is my refund taking so long?
Refund times depend on network conditions and provider processing speeds, but most refunds are completed within 24 hours.
What should I do if I haven't received my refund after 24 hours?
First, contact the merchant for confirmation. If the issue remains unresolved, please contact our support team with your transaction details (amount, time, and merchant information) so we can investigate.
Why would a refund fail?
Refunds usually fail due to network issues or service provider delays. If your refund is unsuccessful, please contact support with your transaction proof.
Will I lose my funds if a refund fails?
No. Delays are typically caused by network or provider issues. If your funds do not appear, contact support with your transaction details for verification.
Where can I find my transaction history?
View all orders in the [Transaction history] section of the app.
What information is shown in the transaction history?
Each Scan to Pay entry will show:
1. Local currency used
2. Merchant name
3. Amount of crypto paid
4. Payment method
5. Transaction time
6. Exchange rate at the time of purchase
7. Transaction type (Scan to Pay)
8. Order status
Transaction Limits & Fees
What’s the limit for a single transaction in the Philippines?
The limit is 100 – 50,000 PHP per order.
What are the daily, monthly, and yearly limits in the Philippines?
Daily: 100,000 PHP
Monthly: 1,000,000 PHP
Yearly: 18,000,000,000 PHP
What’s the limit for a single transaction in Vietnam?
The limit is 8,000 - 20,000,000 VND per order.
Are there daily, monthly, or yearly limits in Vietnam?
Daily: 40,000,000 PHP
Monthly: 400,000,000 PHP
Are there specific decimal requirements for the payment amount?
Yes. Payments are accurate to two decimal places.
What payment methods are supported?
You can pay using your balance, Credit, Binance, and more.
Are there any transaction fees?
The payment amount is calculated as: Local Currency × Exchange Rate.
Fees are determined solely by the current exchange rate.