DTI inks deals with e-payment platformshome/Business/Sunday Business/DTI inks deals with e-payment platformsTHE Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has signed three separate agreements with electronic-payment (e-payment) platforms PayMaya, GCash and Link.Biz on offering payment options for those wishing to apply for or renew their business names. “Long queues and inefficient and slow services will soon be a thing of the past in government. At DTI, we are constantly improving our frontline services to become [on a] par with international standards. Our agreement with e-payment platforms completes our business name registration system, as we are now able to provide our citizens the convenience of having to transact with [the] DTI through their mobile phones in the comfort of their homes, or wherever they are, 24/7,” Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez said. GCash is a subsidiary of Mynt, while Link.Biz is the e-payment facility of the Land Bank of the Philippines.

Source: Manila Times September 28, 2019 16:18 UTC