Fake QR codes: how to scan safely before you open a link or pay
Spot fake QR codes: stickers over real ones, look-alike websites, pages asking for your OTP. Check a link before you open it and the payee before you pay.
How to use PromptPay QR codes, barcodes and tracked QR codes: practical guides and tips for shops and businesses.
Spot fake QR codes: stickers over real ones, look-alike websites, pages asking for your OTP. Check a link before you open it and the payee before you pay.
Make a free PromptPay QR code for wedding gifts in Thailand: no amount, the account name guests should see, where to put the sign, and how to test it.
What QR error correction levels L, M, Q and H mean (about 7, 15, 25 and 30%), the trade-off with dot density, why logos need H, and what QRnaka automates.
Why printed QR codes fail to scan: too small, weak contrast, no quiet zone, too much data, glare. The size rule of thumb and a test with several phones.
Ads or an in-between page after a scan usually come from a free dynamic QR plan, a link shortener or the scanner app. How to check before printing.
Put a vCard QR code on your business card so people save your name, number and e-mail in one scan. What to fill in, keeping it scannable, and testing.
Make a free QR code that lets people pay into your TrueMoney Wallet, with an optional amount and message. When it beats PromptPay, and how to test it.
Which PromptPay ID to put in your QR code: mobile, citizen ID, tax ID or e-Wallet. What payers see, the privacy catch, and when bill payment fits better.
Make a scan-to-pay PromptPay sign for free: shop name, the account name customers should see, A6, A5 or business-card size, on A4 with cut lines.
Make a PromptPay QR code that fills in the amount for your customer, free and with no sign-up. When to leave it blank, which number to use, how to test it.
A photo QR code opens your menu, poster or product photos as soon as it is scanned, with no ads, and you can change them later. For members: 30-day free trial.
Make a free PromptPay QR code for donations at a Thai funeral or merit-making ceremony: no amount, a clear payee, a name to compare, and a test first.