Upay’s Chief Strategy Officer Ziaur Rahman said, ‘Upay has come up with these innovative solutions to provide uninterrupted customer service in collaboration with Grameenphone.
Dhaka — The newest addition to Bangladeshimobile financial service ‘Upay’ has brought the opportunity to transact through the app without the cost of internet data. But for now, only Grameenphone subscribers are now can avail this facility.
Of the 15 existing mobile financial service providers, only Upay’s customers are able to transact through apps without internet data charges. The GP customers will get Tk35 cash reward and 500 MB internet pack for free for three days only if they download the Way app through self-registration.
Within seven days of new registration, if you recharge Tk50 or more from the app, you will get more Tk25 cash reward.
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Upay’s Chief Strategy Officer Ziaur Rahman said, ‘Upay has come up with these innovative solutions to provide uninterrupted customer service in collaboration with Grameenphone.
As a result, even if the internet data is exhausted now, the customer will be able to complete all types of transactions including mobile recharge, bill payment using the means.
United Commercial Bank’s (UCB) mobile banking service Upay, which launched in March, has gained popularity in a very short time.
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In just three months, the number of subscribers has crossed one million.
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