Tag: Payment
Thailand’s national lottery to stop paying out prizes in cash
The Government Lottery Office has stopped paying out lottery prizes in cash, effective today (Saturday). Winners can instead claim their prize money through one of [Read More…]
Shopee Stops Payment via Bank Accounts
BANGKOK, Dec 6 (TNA) – Online platform Shoppee stopped receiving payment via bank accounts after a customer lost tens of thousands of baht from a [Read More…]
Thai government ends popular co-payment stimulus measure
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There is no need for the government to roll out another phase of the 50:50 co-payment scheme, because the Thai economy is recovering, with steady [Read More…]
Thailand bans cryptocurrencies as a payment method in the country
Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said that cryptocurrency payments in the country will be banned from April 10 due to the risks of [Read More…]
Second phase of co-payment scheme fully subscribed in just two hours
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Five million Thai people registered to join the second phase of the Government’s 50:50 co-payment economic stimulus scheme within just two hours of its launch [Read More…]
Government approves 3% pay raise for NCPO officials
BANGKOK, 19 April 2017 (NNT) – The government has approved a two-level pay raise for officials that work under the National Council for Peace and [Read More…]
NBTC receive first 4G payment from True
BANGKOK, 13 March 2016 (NNT) – True Move H Universal Communication Co Ltd, one of the two 4G auction winners, made it first payment to [Read More…]
Government Savings Bank (GSB) wins bid for Bt50 billion loan to pay rice farmers
BANGKOK, June 3 – The Government Savings Bank (GSB) won the bid to lend Bt50 billion to the government’s rice-pledging scheme with its historically low [Read More…]