PXPay Plus Goes Live on Trip.com, Expanding Benefits for Japan and Korea Flight and Hotel Bookings

2026-09-16 13:00
PXPay Plus Goes Live on Trip.com, Expanding Benefits for Japan and Korea Flight and Hotel Bookings
PXPay Plus Goes Live on Trip.com, Expanding Benefits for Japan and Korea Flight and Hotel Bookings

Scan to pay for onboard fares on Taiwan Railway, earn a 5% voucher when riding Keelung city buses, and book MICHELIN Guide restaurants through EZTABLE with one tap from the App home screen

TAIPEI, Sept. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- PXPay Plus has added another international travel partner. International travel platform Trip.com now accepts PXPay Plus on both its Taiwan website and its App, allowing users who book Japan and Korea flights and hotels on Tuesdays to enjoy instant discounts of up to NT$1,300 per transaction. Beyond international travel, PXPay Plus continues to deepen its presence in public transport and everyday scenarios: in line with Taiwan Railway's new onboard payment policy, passengers can now settle onboard fares with PXPay Plus, while the Transit QR Code has expanded beyond Taipei and New Taipei to Keelung city buses, rewarding riders with a Commuter Rewards Voucher that earns a 5% PXPay Plus Points reward on purchases. For dining, users can tap "Restaurant Reservations" on the App home screen to enter the EZTABLE zone and book MICHELIN Guide restaurants and hotel buffets — connecting travel, transport and dining in one app.

PXPay Plus Goes Live on Trip.com — Save Up to NT$1,300 on Japan and Korea Flights and Hotels Booked on Tuesdays
PXPay Plus Goes Live on Trip.com — Save Up to NT$1,300 on Japan and Korea Flights and Hotels Booked on Tuesdays

Expanding into international travel booking: up to NT$1,300 off Japan and Korea itineraries on Trip.com

The Trip.com Taiwan site and App now officially support PXPay Plus at checkout, and a limited-time launch promotion is already underway. A limited-quantity discount code campaign runs every Tuesday from today through October 11, 2026. Users who claim a code on the dedicated Trip.com campaign page and select PXPay Plus at checkout will receive NT$1,300 off bookings of NT$12,000 or more, or NT$600 off bookings of NT$6,000 or more, on flights departing Taiwan for Japan or Korea and on hotels in those markets. Codes are issued in limited quantities while supplies last. With autumn and winter flights to Japan and Korea now on sale, travelers can start saving right from the booking stage.

Deeper coverage in transport: cashless onboard fares on Taiwan Railway, plus a 5% Commuter Rewards Voucher on Keelung buses

In response to the new onboard ticketing policy introduced by Taiwan Railway, PXPay Plus QR code payment is now supported for onboard fares across all train lines, eliminating the need for passengers to worry about carrying enough cash. Following Taipei Metro (excluding the light rail lines) and city buses in Taipei and New Taipei, the PXPay Plus Transit QR Code has also opened across all Keelung city bus routes, giving commuters and visitors in Taipei, New Taipei and Keelung a single way to pay for public transport. Riders simply open the Transit QR Code in the PXPay Plus App to complete payment — no coins, no cards. Once the fare is deducted, they receive a Commuter Rewards Voucher, which earns a 5% PXPay Plus Points reward on purchases at PX Mart, MEGA PX MART and PXPay Plus partner merchants, capped at 15 PXPay Plus Points per transaction, adding a little extra value to your daily commute.

EZTABLE reservation zone: no extra sign-up, no app switching — from MICHELIN Guide restaurants to hotel buffets in one place

For dining, PXPay Plus has partnered with EZTABLE to launch a "Restaurant Reservations" zone directly on the App home screen. A single tap takes users straight into the zone, bypassing repeat registration and form-filling, to book MICHELIN Guide restaurants, hotel buffets and fine dining from around the world. The MICHELIN Guide section features top names including Bencotto, Danny's Steakhouse, Kiccho Kappo Sushi and Molino de Urdániz. After setting a date, party size and city to search available time slots, users confirm the booking and complete payment with their existing PXPay Plus account for a seamless end-to-end experience. Selected partner restaurants offer limited-time discounts, and the reservation fee can be applied toward the bill on the day of dining. EZTABLE is also a participating brand in the PXPay Plus "Top 100 Brands" campaign: after registering for the campaign, reservation fees of NT$1,500 or more earn an additional 5% PXPay Plus Points reward (capped at 150 PXPay Plus Points per account per month), rising to a 7% reward when paying with designated bank cards. From overseas travel to daily commutes to dinner reservations, PXPay Plus links a wide range of everyday scenarios under one account, making every routine transaction more convenient and more rewarding for members.

PXPay Plus, an e-wallet brand founded and 100% fully owned by the PX Mart Group. In June of 2021, PXPay Plus obtained licenses and approval for operating electronic payment related business from the FSC (Financial Supervisory Commission) in Taiwan. Continuing the company culture of the PX Mart group, building a delightful company environment for everyone. With the launch of PXPay Plus, users can now enjoy enhanced wallet features, providing a seamless and secure payment experience.

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