The campaign emphasizes how transitioning to cashless transactions can simplify daily life
In 2011 when mobile financial service (MFS) was introduced in Bangladesh, 27 banks took the approval from the central bank as many had correctly predicted an impending boom in mobile banking amid rising usage of cell phones.
Mobile financial service (MFS) providers recorded Tk 1.25 lakh crore-worth transactions in April, the highest ever so far, buoyed by an increase in spending, payments and money transfers ahead of the Eid-ul-Fitr festival.
The MFS provider made a profit for the first time in four years
The campaign emphasizes how transitioning to cashless transactions can simplify daily life
In 2011 when mobile financial service (MFS) was introduced in Bangladesh, 27 banks took the approval from the central bank as many had correctly predicted an impending boom in mobile banking amid rising usage of cell phones.
Mobile financial service (MFS) providers recorded Tk 1.25 lakh crore-worth transactions in April, the highest ever so far, buoyed by an increase in spending, payments and money transfers ahead of the Eid-ul-Fitr festival.
The MFS provider made a profit for the first time in four years
