“Kiwi and Euroliance Bank launched Qplus e-wallet
By Arthur Berg
Kiwi and Euroalliance Bank, which is owned by microfinance company Zaimer, have launched a new e-wallet Qplus. This is stated in the joint press release of the companies. Kiwi acts as a technological partner in the project.
For now, access to the full functionality of the wallet is possible after a simplified verification through a mobile operator. In the first quarter of 2026, users will be able to pass identification through the Gosuservices portal.
At the end of 2026, users will be able to pass identification through the Gosuservices portal.
Features of Qplus e-wallet
The Qplus wallet allows you to store and transfer funds between users by phone number or bank card. It also supports payment for various services and top-ups, including gaming platforms and services such as Steam and Genshin Impact.
The wallet is replenished in rubles. Transfers between users are made using the “wallet-to-wallet” model, without the need to link a classic bank account.
Access to foreign payments and foreign currency account
One of the key features of Qplus is direct access to a foreign currency account in tenge, which is provided by a partner in Kazakhstan. This gives users the ability to issue a virtual foreign card to pay for services that do not accept Russian bank cards.
This virtual card can be used to make purchases abroad, including using an NFC-enabled smartphone. The card can be replenished in rubles via Qplus e-wallet.
Service development plans
In the future, the developers plan to expand the list of services available for direct payment. The wallet should include the ability to pay by QR code, as well as the function of cross-border transfers.
In addition, in the future, Qplus may integrate built-in financial products with favorable conditions. This was announced by Andrey Tarasov, deputy chairman of the board of directors of Euroalliance Bank.
And Andrey Tarasov, deputy chairman of the board of directors of Euroalliance Bank, said.
