LONDON: Boku (AIM: BOKU), a number one global supplier of mobile payment solutions, is happy to announce that its M1ST (Mobile First) platform has launched PayPay mobile pockets funds for Netflix in Japan.
With this launch, PayPay’s greater than forty five million customers can now pay for streaming subscriptions inside Netflix.
The addition of PayPay ensures that Netflix customers in Japan can select the payment method they prefer. Today, 75% of Japanese consumers are utilizing mobile wallets and the proportion is projected to attain 98% by 2025 (Juniper Research 2021).
Boku’s M1ST funds community reaches greater than 7 billion consumer accounts and includes greater than 340 mobile payment strategies in ninety one countries, enabling global retailers to increase their attain to mobile-first consumers globally.
Jon Prideaux, Chief Executive Officer, Boku, commented: “We are thrilled to see PayPay added as a payment method for one of our global merchants. Consumers globally are preferring to pay with digital currency on their telephones rather than plastic cards, and we’re proud to allow extra handy and safe digital payments.”
Toru Nogiwa, Division Head of Partner Sales Division, Sales Group of PayPay, commented: “I’m extraordinarily happy that PayPay is now available on Netflix. Through this partnership with Boku, we hope to additional promote cashless funds in Japan and supply comfort to extra users.”
www.boku.com