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Sunrise Capital Limited is a licensed merchant banker from Securities Board Of Nepal (SEBON) and a DP License holder institution from CDS and Clearing Limited. Amongst many services to offer, DEMAT is also one of the major service Sunrise Capital provides. For the ease
We are glad to announce the launch of newspaper subscription and payment facility within Khalti app. Now, you can subscribe newspapers from Khalti app and make cashless payments. We have onboarded Naya Patrika, one of the most renowned daily newspaper in
Payments system is the backbone of financial system. Payment system development moves along with the growth of financial system, which has two aspects – expanding the outreach and enhancing the range and quality of financial services. Payment systems development supports
Need a reason to laugh? Kathmandu Elite Round Table 2 is all set to organize The Laugh Club comedy show on 17 March 2019. Come grab a seat and get ready to Laugh-Out-Loud. The show will see performance by three celebrated
For the very first time, Dr. Vivek Bindra, an acclaimed motivational speaker and business coach is set to visit Nepal for Bounce Back Series, an extreme motivation and peak performance seminar, in Kathmandu. Who is Dr. Vivek Bindra? Dr. Vivek
We are glad to announce the launch of newspaper subscription and payment facility within Khalti app. Now, you can subscribe newspapers from Khalti app and make cashless payments. We have onboarded The Himalayan Times, Nepal’s No. 1 English Daily, as the first
Dear girls out there, we are pleased to announce that we have launched Khalti Smart Chhori campaign. We invite you to join 9,999 other girls and young women across the nation in this campaign and be a role model and
We are proud to announce that today we have officially launched a special Smart Chhori campaign. This program is aimed at empowering girls and young women in Nepal through financial knowledge and skills. As part of this initiative, 10,000 adolescent
As per the latest WorldBank Global Findex Database 2017, for 20% of adult Nepalis, the sole reason for not having a bank account is because banks are too far away. It suggests that those reporting distance as a barrier will