PVcomBank launch multi-channel merchant acquires service

May 18th at 06:59
18-05-2023 06:59:09+07:00

PVcomBank launch multi-channel merchant acquires service

PVcomBank, Vietpay Technology Company Ltd under Nexxo SG Private Limited (the UK) and Visa have officially launched a multi-channel merchant acquire service with an aim to contribute to non-cash payment orientation in Viet Nam.

PVcomBank, Vietpay Technology Company Ltd under Nexxo SG Private Limited (the UK) and Visa jointly launched a multi-channel merchant acquire service. — Photo courtesy of the bank

Following the orientation, banks, financial intermediaries and businesses have made efforts in providing modern e-payment solutions. However, the market has too many means in different ways, making businesses consume resources and costs in connecting, accepting payment processing and operating services. This is not only a problem that needs to be solved for the banking and finance industry, but also for businesses when using the service, for effective cash flow control and promoting business.

To bring the most modern and convenient solutions to customers, PVcomBank and Vietpay launched services to meet payment demands of both domestic and international card companies. With great support from the VISA, they have been accelerating the service launching to card acceptors who are the small business community in Viet Nam, allowing customers to connect and accept cashless payment on many platforms such as POS, E-commerce, QR code, e-invoice and Soft Pos in the future.

The cooperation marked an important step in the current payment context in the market thanks to the use of eKYC and OCR to read text data in image format.

Accordingly, on the Client Apps built and developed by Vietpay, merchants can actively provide documents and update procedures to open an account that PVcomBank and Vietpay offer in just one automated processing flow.

With this system, merchants would enjoy full service from installing to managing an account on one app.

Nguyen Viet Ha, PVcomBank’s Deputy General Director, said: “In a society where cashless payment is gradually becoming a habit and an essential need, financial solutions, payment gateways and payment services have created an important and inseparable trio. Therefore, PVcomBank always strives to provide comprehensive solutions instead of separate products and services. Thanks to the support from Vietpay and VISA, PVcomBank launched a multi-channel payment gateway today. Together with PVcomBank, I hope that Vietpay and VISA will have a long and sustainable future in Viet Nam.”

“Vietpay believes that PVcomBank is the most suitable partner that will join us in achieving our mission and commitment in the market. We are also grateful for VISA's support for our initiatives in the field of Digital Finance and Digital Banking in Viet Nam. We plan to introduce our products in partnership with PVcomBank,” said Nebil Ben Assia, Chairman and General Director of VietPay. 

Bizhub





RELATED STOCK CODE (1)

NEWS SAME CATEGORY

VPBank provides effective support for FIEs

In a fresh move, the innovative Hanoi-based commercial lender VPBank has reiterated its focus on promoting the foreign direct investment (FDI) landscape in Vietnam...

Businesses and households hold onto VAT cutback hopes

A proposal on the reduction of VAT was submitted to the National Assembly on May 5 by Minister of Finance Ho Duc Phoc, amid plenty of challenges and risks for the...

LienVietPostBank changes its name

Lien Viet Post Joint Stock Commercial Bank was officially given approval from the State Bank of Viet Nam to change its abbreviated name from LienVietPostBank to...

ABBANK launches tech-based credit decisioning system

An Binh Commercial Joint Stock Bank said it has installed a system that enables it to make faster, smarter credit decisions and remain customer-centric.

Direction clearer in weak bank overhaul

Decisive action taken by Vietnam’s central bank on restructuring failing banks signifies a considerable stride towards revamping and fostering a sound financial...

Lenders adjust as real estate giants revive ventures

Some banks are strategically adapting lending practices and risk management approaches to address the complexities and risks associated with real estate-related...

IFC expert expects SHB to double credit to women-led businesses

At SHB, women-led businesses are valued as a strategic segment, which comes with specialised solutions and policies in meeting their credit and service needs.

Charter capital of banks to increase sharply in 2023

Many banks plan to increase their charter capital in 2023 in order to ensure operational safety and have more resources for business development.

Shinhan Bank and Nguyen Hoang Group forge educational financing partnership

Shinhan Vietnam Joint Stock Commercial Bank (Shinhan Bank) inked a strategic collaboration with Nguyen Hoang Group (NHG), an educational company in Vietnam, on May...

Techcombank confident about 2025 targets despite headwinds

Despite several temporary headwinds, Techcombank is staying consistent in the third year of its five-year transformation journey, with medium-term objectives and...

Bank stocks

Insurance stocks


MOST READ


Back To Top