SnapUEN: PayNow & SGQR Scanner

No local bank app? No problem. SnapUEN lets travelers and expats scan Singapore PayNow QRs and copy payment details to their international banking apps.

Scan, Copy, Pay.

Visiting Singapore? Living as an expat? You’ve likely faced the frustration of trying to pay at a hawker center or cafe, only to find your international banking app cannot scan the local PayNow or SGQR codes.

SnapUEN bridges that gap.

We don't process payments; we make them possible. SnapUEN scans the local QR code, parses the hidden data, and lets you copy the UEN (Unique Entity Number), Mobile Number, VPA (Virtual Payment Address), Amount, and Reference/Bill Number with a single tap. You can then paste these details into your preferred banking app to complete the transfer.

Why use SnapUEN?

• Pay Like a Local: Don't get stuck with cash. Pay at hawker centers, bubble tea shops, and small merchants who only accept PayNow.
• Instant Parsing: Extracts the Merchant Name, PayNow Proxy (UEN, Mobile, or VPA), Amount, and Reference/Bill Number immediately.
• One-Tap Copy: Copy the exact UEN/Mobile/VPA, Amount, or Reference/Bill Number without typing errors.
• Import from Photos: Received a QR code via message? Import it directly from your gallery.

Privacy First Design:

• 100% Offline: All parsing happens locally on your device.
• No Payment Data Collection: We do not store, track, or send your transaction data to any server.
• No Account Required: Just open and scan.

How to use:

1. Open SnapUEN and scan the merchant's PayNow/SGQR code.
2. Review the extracted details (Merchant Name, UEN/Mobile/VPA, and Amount if provided).
3. Tap to copy the required fields. (Don't forget Reference/Bill Number, if any).
4. Switch to your international banking app, paste the details, and pay!

Stop asking "Do you accept card?" and start scanning with SnapUEN.

Disclaimer: SnapUEN is an independent utility application designed to facilitate the scanning of SGQR or PayNow codes. This app is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with the Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS), PayNow, or any specific financial institution.