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Users can pay Internet bills through bKash

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TBS Report
07 June, 2020, 03:55 pm
Last modified: 07 June, 2020, 05:29 pm

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Users can pay Internet bills through bKash

TBS Report
07 June, 2020, 03:55 pm
Last modified: 07 June, 2020, 05:29 pm
Photo: collected
Photo: collected

bKash users can pay their Internet bills of 19 Internet Service Providers (ISP) through the app from anywhere without any extra charge. 

Besides, more than 500 ISP providers' bills can also be paid through payment gateway (PGW) & offline payment channels, says a press release. 

To pay the bills, customers need to tap on "Pay Bill" icon from the main menu of bKash app and select the required ISP from "Internet" option. Then after selecting bill month and entering bill account number, the payment process can be completed.

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Customers can save their bill account in bKash app or USSD channel for future bill payment. They can also view the receipt of the paid bills in the app.

The 19 Internet Service Providers that included in bKash app are: Amber IT, Carnival, Link3, DOT Internet, KS Network Ltd, Triangle, Circle Network, Sam Online, Mazeda Network Limited, Antaranga Dot Com Ltd, Millennium Computers & Networking, SS Ali & Co, DDN, Eurotel BD Online Ltd, Desh Communications, Pandora Technologies, Infobd 24 Systems, One Sky Communication and Xplore Net.

However, by dialing USSD code *247#, customers can also pay ISP bill of Link3, AmberIT, Carnival, Sam Online, Triangle, KS Network and Dot Internet.
 

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