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Didi Chuxing ’s mini program on two of China’s most used mobile applications, WeChat and Alipay , is no longer available for new users after Beijing orders it to halt new account registrations. On Wednesday, the ride-hailing giant’s mini program did not appear in searches by new users within WeChat, a super app run by Tencent Holdings, and Alipay, owned by Ant Group, an affiliate of Alibaba Group Holding. However, those who had previously accessed the mini app could still find and use it. Didi Chuxing has also disappeared from WeChat’s payment page for third-party services for some users. It...
