Signing of a memorandum of understanding on cooperation in exam monitoring software and cashless fee collection for driver's license tests.

DNO - On the morning of November 21st, the Department of Transportation (DOT), in coordination with Viettel Da Nang and the Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank (MB) - North Da Nang Branch, signed a memorandum of cooperation to pilot the implementation of software for monitoring exams and cashless fee collection in driver's license testing.

Director of the Department of Transport Bui Hong Trung speaks at the signing ceremony. Photo: THANH LAN

Speaking at the signing ceremony, Director of the Department of Transport Bui Hong Trung said that the software for monitoring exams and collecting fees without cash in driver's license tests will be implemented at the Da Nang Driver's License Testing Center to serve the management work of the Department of Transport in driver's license testing sessions in the city.

Accordingly, the software will be piloted from November 21, 2024 to February 21, 2025 at the Da Nang Driving Test Center.

The software for monitoring driving tests and collecting fees without cash was researched, developed, and comprehensively digitized by the Department of Transport according to the department's driving test procedures. It is implemented synchronously with Model 17 of Project 06, which monitors tests by accurately verifying candidate information from the national population database, combined with a fee and charge management system on the software, and flexible, convenient cashless payment methods via QR codes linked to each student.

"The software will assist the Department of Transport in optimizing the driver's license examination process, from fee collection and candidate control to the completion of the examination and issuance of driver's licenses to trainees," said Bui Hong Trung, Director of the Department of Transport.

The parties signed the cooperation agreement. Photo: THANH LAN

According to the Director of the Department of Transport, the pilot phase aims to evaluate the practical effectiveness of the software, gather feedback from users to refine the solution before officially expanding its application.

"The deployment of the software marks a new step forward in the department's management of driver training and testing, continuously applying IT with the goal of comprehensively digitalizing the industry's management and providing maximum convenience for people in the city."

This is not only a responsibility but also an opportunity for us to build a more modern, transparent, professional, and citizen-friendly system for managing, training, and testing drivers.

Lieutenant Colonel Huynh Ngoc Thuong, Director of Viettel Da Nang - Military Telecommunications Industry Group, speaks at the ceremony. Photo: THANH LAN

According to the leaders of the Department of Transport, Viettel Da Nang and MB Bac Da Nang are two units that have been and are currently cooperating with the department in the implementation of the solution. The memorandum of cooperation signed today will serve as a basis, ensuring the responsibilities and obligations of the parties in jointly implementing the solution in the city.

Speaking at the ceremony, Colonel Nguyen Van Dong, Director of the Central - Central Highlands region for individual customers of MB, said that MB is a bank that has taken strong pioneering steps in digital transformation, with the main goal being to focus on customer experience, bringing conveniences and values ​​that are in line with new trends and contexts.

Colonel Nguyen Van Dong, Director of the Central and Central Highlands region for MB's individual customer division, speaks at the ceremony. Photo: THANH LAN

With 30 years of establishment and development, MB is one of the leading banks in providing diverse and absolutely secure products and services; possessing a modern information technology infrastructure; and aggressively expanding into new market segments alongside the traditional market of a commercial bank.

Based on that, we invest heavily in high-tech digital platforms such as the MBBank App for individual customers, MBBank BIZ for SMEs, the MB SmartBank automated transaction model, and especially in developing and deploying products in the form of Banking as a Service (BaaS) to partners and businesses across all sectors.

“MB is one of the pioneering banks in Vietnam to apply the BaaS (Banking as a Service) model. BaaS marks a significant step in the digitalization of the banking industry, helping financial institutions connect flexibly with partners through APIs, thereby directly providing digital financial services on the partner's own platform. This model helps remove barriers in providing banking products and services, creating convenient and equal access to modern financial services for all customers, including those in remote areas…”

Leaders of the three units exchange the signed cooperation agreement. Photo: THANH LAN

Adhering closely to the Party and Government's guidelines, directions, and policies on the development of financial and banking services, proactively participating in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0), developing the digital economy, and digital transformation; placing customers at the center while ensuring security and safety; protecting the legitimate rights and interests of customers in cashless payment activities, enhancing customer experience; promoting innovation, strengthening cooperation, research, and applying international models, achievements, and experiences in the field of payment to cashless payment activities in Vietnam.

MB has partnered with the Da Nang Department of Transport and the Military Telecommunications and Industry Corporation - Da Nang Branch (Viettel Da Nang) to professionalize and expand its ability to provide comprehensive payment platforms and solutions for the deployment of information technology and digital transformation in the transportation sector in Da Nang city.

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