Society
Politics & Laws
Economy
Business Beat
Talking Shop
Life & Style
Expat Corner
nom-nom
Sports
Environment
Opinion
Outlook
Op-Ed
In the Spotlight
Video
Photo
Newspaper
Việt Nam News
Focus
Party General Secretary Nguyễn Phú Trọng
Hanoi today
Hanoi Investment Promotion
Dien Bien Phu Victory
Land Law Insights
Hanoi Tourism
Ho Chi Minh City in focus
UKVFTA
Home
Tags
Tags:
non-cash payment
Media-OutReach Newswire
Tsit Wing Recorded Revenue of HK$785 Million for FY2019
Economy
Telecoms firms turning to digital content
Economy
SBV won't apply foreign ownership limit in local intermediary payment firms
Economy
Banks, fintech firms promote cashless payments during epidemic
Economy
PM ratifies national financial inclusion strategy until 2025
Business Beat
Several positive factors keep đồng steady against greenback
Economy
Việt Nam committed to opening door in service sector
Economy
Fintech firms worry about possible foreign ownership limit in payment intermediaries
Economy
Promoting cashless payments to boost internet economy
Economy
SeABank's strong impression in the first nine months of 2019
Economy
Cash habit, poor infrastructure stymie prevent to non-cash economy: conference
Economy
Cryptocurrency rules need to be clarified
Economy
Costly investment required to entice QR code users
Economy
Conference hails Việt Nam fintech potential
Economy
Sacombank opens branch in Nam Định
Economy
Card payments in Vietnam to reach 522.5 million in 2023: GlobalData
Economy
Sacombank signs deal with Alliex to deploy shared POS infrastructure
Opinion
HCM City begins to make schools ‘smart’
Society
Health ministry wants to promote cashless payments in the health sector
Economy
SBV tightens loans with savings books as collateral
«
6
7
8
9
10
»
E-paper
E-paper
Subscribe
Print Advertisement
Online Advertisement
Latest
Most read
No pre-funding needed for foreign investors buying Vietnamese stocks
1.
Banking stocks drive market gains for the third consecutive day
2.
Top leader to deliver important messages at UN: Deputy PM
3.
Top leader receives Cuban ambassador
4.
More condolences delivered to Việt Nam over Typhoon Yagi’s impact
5.
Hạ Long ready to welcome tourists back after Typhoon Yagi
1.
Tourism in northern mountainous areas hit hard by Typhoon Yagi
2.
Disaster's dead and missing figure hits 336, northern rivers' floodwater slowly receding
3.
Nation shows grit, hope and togetherness amid historic flooding
4.
Vietnam partners with US to develop semiconductor sector into major industry
5.
Party General Secretary Nguyễn Phú Trọng
Party General Secretary leaves huge void to fill
Remembering a visionary leader
US Secretary of State Blinken arrives in Hà Nội to pay tribute to late General Secretary
Hanoi today
Hà Nội brings agricultural policies into practical production
‘Hà Nội Days in HCM City’ gets underway
Việt Nam's Semiconductor Industry : Growth and Strategic Goals
Hanoi Investment Promotion
Cultivating local talent for new semiconductor market
Hà Nội must invest in HR for semiconductors
Solving challenges critical to country's new semiconductor industry and market
Dien Bien Phu Victory
Điện Biên airport serves over 12,000 passengers on victory occasion
Badge of honour: the spirit of Điện Biên Phủ soldiers lives on
Điện Biên's historical relic sites flooded with tourists
Hanoi Tourism
New routes help tourists discover Hà Nội's destinations
Ancient village preserves mother-of-pearl craft
Hoàn Kiếm pedestrian space in Hà Nội to open throughout New Year 2024 holiday
Brandinfo
CapitaLand Development welcomes new homeowners at Heritage West Lake luxury residence
The only place in Vietnam offering visa-free visits to foreigners
Empowering Communities Through Meaningful, Sustainable Employmentcommunities through meaningful, sustainable employment
scoop
Journalists work to spread love for Trường Sa
Six streets in Hà Nội to be named after Trường Sa Archipelago’s islands
Việt Nam concerned about recent developments in East Sea: Diplomat
nomnom
Let's get spicey
Jelly mooncake
How virtual learning prepares students for the future that does not yet exist