Alibaba.com is now offering PayPal on its AliExpress platform.

PayPal and China UnionPay have reached an agreement that will enable CUP card members to use PayPal to shop online.

Go Daddy is adapting to its growing customer base in China by offering Alipay, China’s leading payment platform with more than 270 million registered users.

Alibaba Group and Bank of China have formed a long-term strategic alliance to collaborate on several e-commerce initiatives including online payment, international business cooperation, small business financing and joint marketing.

Hong Kong-based AsiaPay is teaming up with ChinaPay, the online payment subsidiary of China UnionPay to enable AsiaPay’s merchants in Asia to readily collect online real-time payment from Chinese consumers.

International card processor Rahaxi is working together with Chinapay, the online arm of China Unionpay (CUP) to create a platform that will enable European banks and merchants to accept Chinese credit cards for the first time.

Visa is partnering with Chinatrust Commercial Bank in Taiwan and China Everbright Bank in China to launch a new online authentication tool which enables Visa cardholders to use a mobile-phone-based one-time password to authenticate themselves for online shopping.

Chinese language Internet search provider Baidu.com (Nasdaq: BIDU) has launched its online shopping and C2C platform - Baidu Youa. The customers, driven to this platform primarily through Baidu’s search engine, will be able to use a Baidu-branded online payment system, BaiFuBao, to make purchases.

Online payment processor PayEase has achieved compliance validation with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) with the help of Trustwave.

Philippine-based online payment processor Mozcom PayEasy says that its affiliated e-merchants now can accept China UnionPay’s Debit Cards.