GTB. Rediff sign e-payment pact

By Our Banking Bureau | 13 Feb 2002

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Mumbai: Global Trust Bank (GTB) has tied up with www.rediff.com for providing e-payment facility to its customers for online shopping. GTB customers, registered for the Internet-banking facility, will now be able to make their payments towards purchases on the Rediff online store through . The facility is being offered free of cost.

GTB has also tied up with other leading online shopping portals for a similar e-payment facility, according to a bank release. Rediff hosts online stores of various merchants who offer their merchandise for sale to customers on the Internet.

 

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