With increasing numbers of Chinese immigrants and a growing permanent Chinese travelers to New Zealand, we need to ensure that we are making it as easy as possible for Chinese customers to spend their money in New Zealand. Chinese are limited to an annual total amount of funds that they can draw down upon from China when overseas. The exception is transactions on their national credit card, China UnionPay or Cross-border Payment gateway. With the growing demand for Cross-border mobile payments, retailers around the world need to ensure that they remain competitive and up-to-date with the payments ecosystem. The mobile payments industry is a valuable customer segment, and with approximately RMB 22.59 trillion in processed mobile transactions (according to the People’s Bank of China), it is clear to a number of organisations that this market is not to be neglected. E-Payment gateway solution pervide the most domestic online payment scheme from China. Chinese community & tourists prefer to be using it while abroad. Chinese customers enjoy a favourable exchange rate on purchases with E-Payment Cross-border payment gateway. Renminbi (RMB), the local currency in China, is not widely convertible and most banks outside China do not accept it, plus there are restrictions on the amount of cash that can be taken New Zealand. The simplest way for the Chinese to make purchases is by using their cross-border & e-commerce online transaction. E-Payment connecting to all trusted brand cross-border channels, with fully support method of payment and has more user traffic Import in circulation than any other providers. E-Payment New Zealand are full authority & legal protection for all cross-border channels from China. E-Payment New Zealand as register legal AFSL Licensees (New Zealand Financial Services Providers Register).