Kathmandu: NMB Bank, in collaboration with Nepal Clearing House Ltd. (NCHL), has officially launched its new Card-Based Online Payment Gateway, marking a major step forward in Nepal’s digital payments landscape. This innovative solution enables both physical and online businesses to accept secure payments made through Visa and Mastercard, issued by any bank; domestic or international thus widening access for customers within Nepal and abroad.

Designed to empower e-commerce platforms, retail merchants, and service providers, this new payment gateway helps businesses expand their reach and enhance customer convenience. By allowing international card payments, it opens doors for Nepali businesses to connect with global markets, supporting tourism, online services, education, travel, hospitality, and more.

Security remains at the core of this digital solution. The gateway integrates 3D Secure technology, which adds an additional layer of authentication; such as one-time passwords (OTP) or secure passcodes helping to minimize fraudulent and unauthorized transactions. This advanced security feature ensures safety, transparency, and peace of mind for both merchants and customers.

This initiative is a significant milestone in our commitment to advancing Nepal’s digital economy. By providing a secure, accessible, and globally compatible digital payment gateway, we are helping businesses embrace e-commerce confidently and contribute to the national goal of a digitized economy.

The partnership between NMB Bank and NCHL reinforces their joint vision of promoting cashless transactions, financial inclusion, and digital transformation in Nepal. This gateway enables seamless and trusted online payment experiences, aligning with Nepal’s broader strategy of building a robust digital financial ecosystem.

Merchants and businesses seeking to integrate this secure payment facility can contact NMB Bank to onboard the gateway into their e-commerce platforms, booking systems, apps, and websites.

Currently, NMB Bank provides financial services across Nepal through an extensive network of 202 branches, 184 ATMs, and 9 extended counters — ensuring nationwide access to modern banking facilities.

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