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With VIB Checkout - the first mobile banking application integrating Soft POS technology, the smartphone will turn into a mobile card swiper without the need for any other hardware device.
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| VIB Checkout integrates SoftPOS technology to help make card payments right on mobile phones |
This application is a comprehensive payment solution that supports a variety of transfer methods, allowing business owners and individuals to manage their finances intelligently; check transaction information, approve, cancel or reject transactions as needed; and delegate transaction processing authority to appropriate personnel to ensure transparency, safety and efficiency.
Currently, VIB Checkout accepts payments for VISA and Napas cards and is expected to integrate available payments for all NFC-supported cards in the near future. Payment and transfer transactions via VIB Checkout are completely free until the end of April 2024, helping account holders save and optimize costs.
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VIB representative receives Vietnam Record for VIB Checkout application and Super Card white card |
Vietnam International Bank (VIB) has just set two records recognized by the Vietnam Record Organization for VIB Checkout - the first digital banking application integrating Soft POS on mobile banking and Super Card - the first credit card line in Vietnam that allows users to design card features. Previously, in 2022, MyVIB 2.0 digital bank also set two records including "The first bank in Vietnam to provide augmented reality (AR) experience on MyVIB 2.0 digital banking application" and "MyVIB 2.0 - The first Cloud Native Mobile Banking application in Vietnam".
VIB representative said: “VIB always anticipates user needs as well as advanced technology trends in the world to apply to banking products and services, typically VIB Checkout or Super Card, bringing customers unique and creative products and services; different experiences to meet all financial transaction needs; at the same time, contributing to promoting a cashless society and digitalizing the economy ...”.
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