AlipayHK
Phyllis Hui is an experienced legal professional with a strong background in various legal roles. Currently serving as Legal Counsel / Senior Legal Specialist at AlipayHK since October 2018, Phyllis has previously worked as Legal Counsel at Payment Asia and the International Chinese Academy Education Foundation Limited. Phyllis began their legal career at P. C. Woo & Co. after completing training as a trainee solicitor, having progressed through roles such as Associate and Paralegal. Prior summer experiences include a clerkship at Baker & McKenzie and a summer associate position at Wilkinson & Grist Solicitors and Notaries. Phyllis holds both a Postgraduate Certificate of Laws and a Bachelor of Laws from The Chinese University of Hong Kong, and an Ontario Secondary School Diploma from the Canadian International School of Hong Kong.
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AlipayHK
The electronic wallet is operated by Alipay Financial Services (HK) Limited and supervised by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. Alipay Payment Services (HK) Limited (APSHK) is a joint venture established and managed by the CK Hutchison Holdings Limited, a multinational conglomerate spanning over 50 countries and Ant Financial Services Group, a leading global technology and financial services company and parent company of “Alipay”. The AlipayHK electronic wallet is operated by Alipay Financial Services (HK) Limited (Stored Value Facility Licence number: SVF0004) and regulated by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. Alipay Payment Services (HK) Limited is a joint venture established by Ant Group, a parent company of “Alipay”, and the CK Hutchison Holding Limited, a multinational conglomerate spanning over 50 countries. Currently, over 100,000 local retail outlets support the AlipayHK electronic wallet for payment, covering large chain stores, convenient stores, supermarkets, fresh markets, restaurants and others. Features of the AlipayHK electronic wallet include transportation, cross-border payment, P2P transfer, Lucky Money, blockchain remittance, bill payment, Quick Reward Coupon eShop, Taobao and TMall payments, purchase of insurance products offered by third parties, e-coupons, etc, making Hong Kong residents’ lives more convenient by integrating mobile payment into daily lives.