Verification opened
The recipient reviews the transaction details and starts the verification session.
A structured verification workflow for checking recipient details, transaction amount, fees and supporting evidence. Once the submitted verification passes review, the transaction moves to transfer processing with an estimated processing time of approximately 5–10 minutes after approval during operating hours.
The verification and payment stages are deliberately separated. The estimated 5–10 minute processing window starts only when review has been approved—not when the link is opened or when evidence is submitted.
The recipient reviews the transaction details and starts the verification session.
Required transaction evidence must satisfy the verification requirements before submission is unlocked.
The submitted record is checked. No transfer-processing estimate is running during this stage.
After approval, the status changes to Transfer Processing and the estimated 5–10 minute processing window begins.
The verification page is designed to validate transaction evidence and status without asking for confidential online-banking credentials.
The public URL follows the current stage so the recipient can clearly distinguish verification from review and transfer processing.
Transaction details are available and verification requirements have not yet been submitted.
Evidence has been submitted successfully and is awaiting approval.
Review has passed. The estimated 5–10 minute processing window is now active.
Only after the verification has passed review and the transaction status changes to Transfer Processing.
Verification cannot continue until the required check is satisfied. The user is shown instructions to resolve the issue and try again.
English is the default. Traditional Chinese for Hong Kong and Simplified Chinese are also available.
No. A professional payment workflow should show Completed only after the payment system confirms that the transfer has actually completed.
The estimated 5–10 minute processing window starts from the recorded approval time in Hong Kong Time (HKT).