Great news! 7-Eleven now offers the ability to scan and pay with PromptPay, eliminating the need to carry cash and making transactions more convenient. Customers can simply open the QR code in their mobile banking app to pay at any of 480 participating branches nationwide.

On September 27, 2024, the official consumer Facebook page announced that 7-Eleven has officially launched the PromptPay QR code payment system. The post praised the news, saying, “Tears flowed #consumers, what do you think?”

The new service allows customers to easily pay for their purchases by scanning the PromptPay QR code at checkout. The system supports all major mobile banking apps. However, traditional payment options such as cash, TrueMoney wallet, credit cards, and All Points, where 100 points equal 1 baht, will still be available.

Some users commented that the service is now available at all stores, but 7-Eleven customer service clarified that PromptPay payments are currently accepted at 480 stores. Customers are advised to ask the cashier if their branch supports the PromptPay option.

To pay with PromptPay, follow these steps:

Open your banking app and select the “My QR” option.
Enter the amount you want to pay. Present the QR code at checkout and scan it. Complete your purchase with PromptPay.

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