Date:20/05/17
Banks have started to use services offered by the eGovPay payment system of the E-government portal.
Thus, a contract was signed between the Ministry of Transport, Communications and High Technologies and the Baku Trade Bank (Bank BTB), according to which all of the bank's service points were connected to the eGovPay payment system.
From now on, customers can pay for mobile and fixed telephone services, internet, television, public utilities, etc. at any service point of the bank.
It should be noted that contracts were also signed with a number of other banks wishing to connect to the eGovPay payment system. Work is now underway in this respect.
Note that the eGovPay processing center represents a modern payment platform by which providers can launch the payment system or simply accept payments using technical programs.
EGovPay is a reliable, online, secure and high-speed payment system covering a wide geographical area.
Banks connect to eGovPay payment system
Banks have started to use services offered by the eGovPay payment system of the E-government portal.Thus, a contract was signed between the Ministry of Transport, Communications and High Technologies and the Baku Trade Bank (Bank BTB), according to which all of the bank's service points were connected to the eGovPay payment system.
From now on, customers can pay for mobile and fixed telephone services, internet, television, public utilities, etc. at any service point of the bank.
It should be noted that contracts were also signed with a number of other banks wishing to connect to the eGovPay payment system. Work is now underway in this respect.
Note that the eGovPay processing center represents a modern payment platform by which providers can launch the payment system or simply accept payments using technical programs.
EGovPay is a reliable, online, secure and high-speed payment system covering a wide geographical area.
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