Yes. Toss Pay is one of the 24 wallets 7-Eleven Japan names under Alipay+ (checked 17 October 2026).
Choose the Code payment icon at the till and show the code in the app; the cashier scans it. 7-Eleven says not every store takes every way to pay.
How to pay with Toss Pay at 7-Eleven
- On the screen at the till, choose the Code payment icon.
- Open Toss Pay and show the payment code to the cashier.
- The cashier scans your code. 7-Eleven does not show a store QR code for you to scan.
Other apps from South Korea at 7-Eleven
3 apps from South Korea are on 7-Eleven's list, counted from the Alipay+ and PayPay partner lists.
Apps from South Korea on 7-Eleven's list
If Toss Pay does not go through
7-Eleven says not every store takes every way to pay. If Toss Pay is refused, a card with the Visa, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, Diners Club or Discover mark works with the Credit Card icon, and cash is taken only in Japanese yen. Many stores also have a Seven Bank ATM that gives yen to cards issued abroad.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Toss Pay at 7-Eleven in Japan?
Yes. Toss Pay is one of the 24 wallets 7-Eleven Japan names under Alipay+ (checked 17 October 2026). 7-Eleven says not every store takes every way to pay.
Which button do I press at the 7-Eleven till?
Choose the Code payment icon on the screen, then show the payment code in your app to the cashier.
What if Toss Pay is refused at 7-Eleven?
Pay with a card that has the Visa, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, Diners Club or Discover mark, using the Credit Card icon, or in Japanese yen cash.
More about paying at 7-Eleven
Sources for this page
- 7-Eleven Japan: In-store PaymentSeven-Eleven Japan
- 7-Eleven Japan: payment methods (Japanese)Seven-Eleven Japan
- 7-Eleven Japan: FAQsSeven-Eleven Japan
- Alipay+: Mobile payment providersAlipay+ (Ant International)
- PayPay press release, 3 October 2025: list of linked overseas payment servicesPayPay