Chinese payment systems are strict about name matching. A missing middle name or wrong order can block verification.

The app compares your name to the passport, character by character.
If verification rejects your name, it is almost always a formatting mismatch with the machine-readable zone of your passport:
The system compares your typed name to the passport machine-readable zone character by character. Order, hyphens, spaces and middle names all matter.
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If re-entering the name does not clear it:
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Verified against these sources on 2026-09-20.