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Viettel telecom wins Best Fintech Companies award

Vietnam’s military-run Viettel telecom group on December 7 was honoured with the Best Fintech Companies award for its BankPlus services.
Viettel telecom wins Best Fintech Companies award ảnh 1Viettel telecom group on December 7 was honoured with the Best Fintech Companies award for its BankPlus services (Source: VNA)

Hanoi(VNA) – Vietnam’s military-run Viettel telecom group on December 7 was honouredwith the Best Fintech Companies award for its BankPlus services.

The awards were organised by the US-based International Data Group.
After six years ofoperation, BankPlus has connected with 15 banks in Vietnam. There are about 3.4million customers using the application with an average of 10.3 milliontransactions each month.

The application allows money transfers and payments at 85,000 transactionstations nationwide or via mobile phones.-VNA

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