| Method | Where to change | Best for | |--------|----------------|----------| | In-app Settings | ZaloPay → Profile → Settings → Language | Keeping phone system language unchanged | | Phone System Settings | iOS/Android main settings | Apps without internal language switcher |
If you still experience issues after trying these steps, contact ZaloPay customer support via the app’s Help Center or hotline: 1900 561 558 (Vietnam).
This guide was last updated based on ZaloPay version 6.4+ and is intended for general user assistance.
ZaloPay supports both Vietnamese and English, allowing users to navigate the app comfortably. The language settings are typically synced with the main Zalo application or can be adjusted within the ZaloPay interface itself. How to Change Language in ZaloPay Follow these steps to switch your interface language: Open ZaloPay: Launch the ZaloPay app on your mobile device.
Access Settings: Tap on the "Personal" (Cá nhân) icon located at the bottom right corner of the screen.
Navigate to Language: Look for the "Settings" (Cài đặt) menu, then select "Language" (Ngôn ngữ).
Select Your Language: Choose between Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese) or English.
Confirm: The app will refresh, and the interface will update to your selected language. Important Considerations
System Sync: In many cases, ZaloPay automatically detects the language of your smartphone's operating system. If your phone is set to English, ZaloPay may default to English automatically. Zalopay Change Language
Zalo App Integration: Since ZaloPay is deeply integrated with the Zalo messaging app, changing the language in the Zalo app settings (under Settings > Language and Font) may also update the language across the Zalo ecosystem.
Availability: As of early 2026, Zalo prioritizes Vietnamese users, but English remains the primary secondary language for international users and expats living in Vietnam. Troubleshooting If the language does not change after selection: Try restarting the app to force the UI to reload.
Ensure you are using the latest version of the app by checking the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Title: A Great Feature - Changing Language on Zalopay
Rating: 4.5/5
I recently used the Zalopay app and was impressed with the ease of use and user-friendly interface. One feature that caught my attention was the option to change the language. As a non-native Vietnamese speaker, I found it really helpful to switch to English.
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Overall, the language-changing feature on Zalopay is a great addition to the app. It's easy to use and helpful for users who prefer to navigate the app in their native language. With a few improvements, this feature can become even more useful and user-friendly.
Recommendations:
1. What if the language reverts back? If the language does not change immediately, try closing the app completely (removing it from your background apps) and reopening it.
2. Can I use ZaloPay in English outside of Vietnam? Yes, you can navigate the app in English from anywhere. However, you must have a Vietnamese phone number to register and verify your account, and a linked Vietnamese bank account or card is required for most transactions.
3. Some content is still in Vietnamese. Even after switching the interface to English, some specific promotional banners, merchant names, or legal notifications may remain in Vietnamese, as these are often hardcoded by local vendors. However, all functional buttons (Transfer, Top Up, Settings) will be in English.
4. Why can't I find the option? If you are lost in the Vietnamese interface, look for these keywords to navigate: | Method | Where to change | Best
By switching to English, you can securely navigate the app to pay bills, buy game cards, and transfer funds without the language barrier.
Let’s address the elephant in the room. As of the latest major updates, Zalopay primarily operates in Vietnamese. Unlike its regional competitor Momo (which has a dedicated English mode toggle within the app), Zalopay has historically focused on the domestic Vietnamese market. However, that does not mean you are stuck with Vietnamese.
The key insight: Zalopay does not currently have an in-app language switcher button. Instead, the app is designed to inherit the language settings of your mobile operating system (iOS or Android). This is a common practice called "localization."
If your phone is set to Vietnamese, Zalopay will show Vietnamese. If your phone is set to English (or another supported language), the app will attempt to display its interface in English, albeit sometimes partially.
You followed the steps, restarted your phone, but Zalopay is still Vietnamese. Here are the common culprits:
1. You didn't set the language as Primary.
2. Your Android phone has "Per-App Language" enabled.
3. Zalopay is caching old data.
4. The version of Zalopay is outdated.