Due to the 0.6% handling fee, a number of colleges and universities announced that they would stop using WeChat Pay from July 1.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of the clue to the big watermelon! "Tencent responded that WeChat Pay was suspended by many colleges and universities: charging only for a small number of profitable scenarios such as e-commerce and wine travel."

CTOnews.com, June 29, a number of colleges and universities across the country recently announced that the use of WeChat Pay will be suspended from July 1 because WeChat Pay will charge a handling fee of 0.6%.

According to a notice issued by Northwestern University, "as Tencent WeChat Pay will carry out fine management of campus scene users from July 1, all fees will be restricted and 0.6% service fee will be charged except for tuition fees." In order to safeguard the interests of teachers and students, Wechat scanning payment service will be suspended to campus card users from June 30. The campus card, Bank of Communications App, Cloud Flash payment, Alipay and other channels will be used normally. I hope all teachers and students will know. "

CTOnews.com noted that Nanjing University of Science and Technology, Zhoukou normal University, Jiangsu normal University, Southwest University of Science and Technology, Zhengzhou University of Light Industry, Zhengzhou Institute of Aviation Industry Management, Luoyang Institute of Technology, Northwest University for nationalities and other universities have also issued similar announcements, all because WeChat Pay began to charge for the campus industry, the rate is as high as 0.6%.