Khalti and IME Pay merger to proceed, NRB gives its nod
Nepal’s two leading digital wallets Khalti and IME Pay have decided to merge. The two entities ...
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Undeniable effects of 13 percent VAT on digital transactions
Experts have voiced their concerns about the possible effects of 13 percent VAT on digital transactions. ...
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PayPal launching soon in Nepal! NRB, Fonepay make initiation
The world’s leading online payment gateway PayPal could soon enter Nepal. News has emerged that Nepal ...
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Nepal’s top four digital wallets partner on a KYC campaign
Four of Nepal’s top digital wallets have struck up their partnership for a KYC campaign. eSewa, ...
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Digital Wallets Can Merge as NRB Clears The Way for PSPs and PSOs
Digital wallets can now merge. Nepal Rastra Bank has paved the way for mobile payment vendors ...
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Nepal Imposes Ban on Import of Expensive Phones
The government of Nepal has imposed a ban on the import of expensive phones. As per ...
Read moreDetailsInter-Wallet Transfer Soon as NRB Calls for Interoperability
The inter-wallet transfer is coming to mobile payment services as NRB directs electronic payment vendors to ...
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NRB Approves International Payment in Nepal Using a Dollar Card
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has approved a provision to make international payments via dollar cards. The ...
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Nepal Telecom gets Letter of Intent to Operate Mobile Money Service
Nepal Telecom (NT) has received a letter of intent (LOI) from Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) to ...
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Genese becomes legally complaint Digital marketing company
Genese Solution Pvt. Ltd, the pioneer Cloud Consulting Company in Nepal has now started providing Digital ...
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