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Easypaisa joins RCCI to facilitate digital transactions

byCT Report
21/08/2020
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RAWALPINDI: Telenor’s Easypaisa has signed an agreement with the Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI) to enable the collection of payments for the organization, the company issued a statement on Friday.

The agreement was recently signed by Head of Easypaisa at Telenor Microfinance Bank Khurram Malik, and RCCI President Saboor Malik at RCCI headquarters. The chamber’s members can now make their fee payments through Easypaisa, along with making payments for RCCI Member Registration, Membership Renewal, Visa Letter, Certificate of Origin, and Letter of Attestation fees along with all kinds of donations.

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Speaking on the occasion Malik said, “Our partnerships enable us to continue expanding our reach across the country. At Easypaisa, it is our goal to stretch the boundaries of digital payments by making sure that they are available and accessible to all individuals and organizations alike.”

RCCI president said, “This is our step towards digitalization. We have always been keen on integrating technology with digitalization and modernization. Now with the support of Easypaisa, our customers will be able to pay fees with comfort from anywhere in Pakistan.”

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