Economic Reporter :
Aiming to make the lives of customers easier, Grameenphone has re-launched it’s wallet service with a new brand name “GPAY” – a digitized and smart way to avail GP’s existing range of payment services.
GPAY will be more convenient, future proof and digitized solution for a range of essential services allowing users to pay different utility bills, buy train tickets and perform wallet refill from bank accounts and or MobiCash outlets.
The operator today made the announcement of the launching at a ceremony in a city hotel. GP Head of Mobile Financial Services Erwan Gelebart and Mahmud Hossain, Chief Corporate Affairs officer along with other senior officials were present at the launching ceremony.
GPAY Wallet lets customers pay their utility bills, FlexiLoad to their own or other GP numbers, and purchase train tickets right from their handset.
To avail these services customers can now refill their GPAY Wallets from nearby MobiCash retail outlets or from selected GPAY partner bank accounts: DBBL Rocket Mobile Banking Account, AB Bank core banking account, and Islami Bank mCash account or internet banking. They can also refill their wallets from any Grameenphone Center.
“With the advent of GPAY, customers will not have to stand in long queues for paying their utility bills or buying train tickets. Instead, they will be able to do it 24/7 from anywhere just with a tap of their finger,” said Erwan Gelebart.
Aiming to make the lives of customers easier, Grameenphone has re-launched it’s wallet service with a new brand name “GPAY” – a digitized and smart way to avail GP’s existing range of payment services.
GPAY will be more convenient, future proof and digitized solution for a range of essential services allowing users to pay different utility bills, buy train tickets and perform wallet refill from bank accounts and or MobiCash outlets.
The operator today made the announcement of the launching at a ceremony in a city hotel. GP Head of Mobile Financial Services Erwan Gelebart and Mahmud Hossain, Chief Corporate Affairs officer along with other senior officials were present at the launching ceremony.
GPAY Wallet lets customers pay their utility bills, FlexiLoad to their own or other GP numbers, and purchase train tickets right from their handset.
To avail these services customers can now refill their GPAY Wallets from nearby MobiCash retail outlets or from selected GPAY partner bank accounts: DBBL Rocket Mobile Banking Account, AB Bank core banking account, and Islami Bank mCash account or internet banking. They can also refill their wallets from any Grameenphone Center.
“With the advent of GPAY, customers will not have to stand in long queues for paying their utility bills or buying train tickets. Instead, they will be able to do it 24/7 from anywhere just with a tap of their finger,” said Erwan Gelebart.
