ESewa Nepal

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eSewa Nepal () is the first online payment gateway of Nepal. It is an associate service of F1Soft International launched on 21 January 2010. It facilitates its users to pay and get paid online. Its headquater is located at Kathmandu, Nepal.

Meaning

Here, an acronym "e" means "Electronic" and a Nepalese word "Sewa" (सेवा) means "Service". Thus, its full meaning is "Electronic Service".

Services

eSewa Nepal is available in two modules: B2B and B2C. Currently, it provides the following online services:

  • Sending and Receiving Money
  • Payment of Utility Bills
  • Purchase of Air Tickets and Movie Tickets
  • Purchase of Recharge and Calling Cards
  • Payment of School and College Bills
  • Payment of Internet Service Bills
  • Subscription of Newspapers and Magazines
  • Payment of Credit Card Bills
  • Facility of all eSewa services through mobile phone (mSewa)

Security

This site uses SSL Certificate issued by Verisign. It can encrypt private and confidential information securely before transmission. It uses a secure VPN connection while doing transactions with partner banks accounts. Each and every transactions are notified to the user via email.

Bank Partners

Currently, eSewa Nepal has following 18 Banking Partners:

  • Nabil Bank Limited
  • Everest Bank Limited
  • Bank of Kathmandu
  • Nepal Credit and Commerce Bank Limited
  • Nepal Industrial and Commercial Bank Limited
  • Kumari Bank Limited
  • Laxmi Bank Limited
  • Global IME Bank Limited
  • Bank of Asia Nepal Limited
  • NMB Bank Limited
  • Kist Bank Limited
  • Janata Bank Nepal Limited
  • Commerz and Trust Bank Nepal Limited
  • Sanima Bank Limited
  • Siddhartha Development Bank Limited
  • Ace Development Bank Limited
  • Tourism Development Bank Limited
  • Kailash Development Bank Limited

See also

  • Payment system
  • Payment gateway
  • E-Services
  • Online service provider
  • Money transfer
  • Certificate authority
  • Transport Layer Security
  • Virtual private network
  • List of banks in Nepal