How to Say ‘Has the payment come through?’ in Simplified Chinese
到账没有？
dào zhàng méi yǒu
[dàozhàng méiyǒu]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting 没有 at the end turns a statement about something that happened into a yes/no question: 他来了没有？ "has he come yet?"
🇨🇳 In China: Asking the driver to confirm the payment arrived is normal and polite after a QR payment. It avoids an argument later that the money "didn't come through".
Phrase Breakdown
到账
dào zhàng
[dàozhàng]
(of money) to arrive in the account; to be received
Used when a payment or transfer has successfully reached the recipient's account, common with mobile payments like WeChat or Alipay.
师傅，我刚扫码付了，钱到账了吗？
Driver, I just paid by scanning the code. Has the money arrived?
没有
méi yǒu
[méiyǒu]
or not (question ending)
At the end of a question, asks whether something has happened.
你吃饭了没有？
Have you eaten yet?
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