Send Money, Bill Payment, Top-up Your recharge, Pay stores, and E- Taxation...
Version
2.0.3 ( )
Update
Mar 27, 2023
Developer
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Installs
100,000+
Rate
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HesabPay is Afghanistan's first E-payments solution that lets you transfer funds, pay bills, top-up mobile phone numbers, pay stores and donate, HesabPay's advanced features for businesses and individuals also include e-taxation, payroll, and more.
HesabPay works together with Afghanistan Payments Systems (APS), commercials banks, and mobile network operators to handle your daily transactions. You no longer have to go to the bank and wait in long queues to make a balance inquiry or send money. HesabPay lets you do this within seconds from wherever you wish to.
To use HesabPay, you must sign up HesabPay. Once you signed up, you have to complete your KYC (live photo & NID/Tazkira and passport). Then you can create your HesabPay wallet. You can also link your bank account and do the transactions directly using your AfPay card.
Users can see their transactions history and a receipt for each transaction.
User and Business Registration features with nearby business location detection have been added.
HesabPay is available in three languages English, Pashto, and Dari.
HesabPay works together with Afghanistan Payments Systems (APS), commercials banks, and mobile network operators to handle your daily transactions. You no longer have to go to the bank and wait in long queues to make a balance inquiry or send money. HesabPay lets you do this within seconds from wherever you wish to.
To use HesabPay, you must sign up HesabPay. Once you signed up, you have to complete your KYC (live photo & NID/Tazkira and passport). Then you can create your HesabPay wallet. You can also link your bank account and do the transactions directly using your AfPay card.
Users can see their transactions history and a receipt for each transaction.
User and Business Registration features with nearby business location detection have been added.
HesabPay is available in three languages English, Pashto, and Dari.
