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Making it as easy as possible for the users to pay Worldlink bill online, Khalti is offering quick and secure solution eliminating unnecessary hassles and distractions. Paying bills is a necessary part of life, but visiting cash counters every single
If you are searching for information on how to pay electricity bill online in Nepal, this article is for you. You might have read in news about people in rural areas of Nepal walking for days and spending thousands of
Digital Nepal and Smart Cities are fast becoming buzzwords. Adoption of information and communication technology (ICT) is more than ever. Though e-Government practice has been slow both in adoption and practice in Nepal, it is expected to see an accelerated
Book your favorite movie tickets at QFX Cinemas from anywhere and anytime. Pay easily via Khalti. Khalti has signed a MoU with QFX Cinemas to make movie ticket booking possible in a simple and secure way via mobile phone. The
Sakchyam Access to Finance, a project run by Department for International Development has supported 14 Commercial Banks to establish 57 new branches in rural municipalities of Karnali Province and Province No. 5 & 7. These newly signed partnerships embody UKaid
Financial literacy is an essential life skill. It lays the groundwork for many important, life-changing decisions, whether it’s evaluating a job contract, purchasing a first home or managing retirement savings. It is also a key tool to address inequality. What
Financial inclusion is vital for inclusive economic growth and gender equality, and it has assumed a prominent role in global development efforts, with the World Bank aiming for universal financial inclusion by 2020. With billions of people in emerging economies
In the initial stage of banking system in Nepal, usage of ICT was limited mainly to the back office operations. With the advancement of technology, the adoption of internet and mobile phone has become common. Customers can now use mobile
Karnali has largely remained as an inaccessible region despite having a huge potential of tourism development. Also the largest province in Nepal, it is at the bottom in view of economic and human development index. Much has been talked about