Meanwhile in Singapore, although we have a similar card that does that does the similar function, EZ Link was never promoted to be used for anything more than transport (maybe 7-11). Or maybe it did try to mimic what Hong Kong's Octopus Card did but fail badly, and this time it is attempted to try it again. But, with the push from NETS' Flashpay, Mastercard's PayPass, Visa's Paywave, and many other cashless payment services coming out, can EZ Link succeed its push this time?
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