Digital Payment

Digital Payment

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman and Visa Asia-Pacific President Stephen Karpin exchange greetings during a meeting at the Bangladesh Secretariat on Tuesday, 11 August 2026. Photo:Courtesy.

PM welcomes Visa’s investment in digital economy, stresses digital partnership

Karpin expressed Visa’s interest in investing and expanding its business in Bangladesh, saying there is significant potential to work in digital financial services, technology and innovation.

Stephen Karpin, Visa’s regional president for Asia Pacific. Photo:Collected.

Visa’s Regional President Karpin arrives in Bangladesh today on 3-day visit

At the time of independence, the price of USD 1 was just Tk7.7. The current kerb market rate per $1 is Tk124 reflecting a 94% erosion of value over 50 years. Photo: TBS

Cash still accounts for 67.2% of transactions in Bangladesh despite cashless push

Banglalink secures licence to launch digital payment services

Banglalink secures licence to launch digital payment services

What's in the draft regulations for e-money issuers in Bangladesh?

What's in the draft regulations for e-money issuers in Bangladesh?

Why Atomic Energy Commission resists joining govt's digital payment system

Why Atomic Energy Commission resists joining govt's digital payment system

Infograph: TBS

Vehicle entry to take just 2 minutes as Ctg Port gate fee payment goes fully digital this month

Representational image. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS

Ctg Port to fully implement digital gate fee payment system for cargo vehicles by this month

AmCham members speaking at an event in Dhaka on 2 July. Photo: Courtesy

AmCham for digital payments in every sector

Visa credit and debit cards are seen in this picture illustration taken August 2, 2022. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier/File Photo

Visa witnesses over 25% surge in digital payments in Bangladesh during Ramadan

Sketch: TBS

It's time for a single QR code for all the world’s payments

A file photo of Bangladesh bank. Photo: BSS

BB formulates digital payment policies with quick refund, penalty provisions

Though cashless payment options are available, most customers tend to pay with hard cash in nearly all of the 242 shops in the DNCC market. Photo: Saqlain Rizve

'Cashless Dhaka' still a far cry