Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Commercial Bank’s NFC Payment Machines at Dialog Outlets

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The Commercial Bank of Ceylon has entered into an agreement with Dialog Axiata to instal its NFCenabled point-of-sale machines at key Dialog outlets island wide. Using NFC(Near Field Communicat­ions) technology, first introduced to Sri Lanka by Dialog, Commercial Bank customers visiting Dialog outlets can simply tap their Visa or Mastercard credit cards on the machines to carry out payments, and cardholder­s no longer need to hand over their cards to outlet staff. The units are already in operation at 17 Dialog outlets island wide, and the ‘Tap n Go’ feature enhances security while transactio­ns below Rs. 5,000 do not require a signature – expediting checkout. Commercial Bank has been a leader in the adoption of NFC technology in Sri Lanka’s banking sector.Dialog first introduced NFC touch technology to Sri Lanka in 2012with the Touch Fuel Card. In 2013, Dialog introduced the NFC powered Touch Travel Pass and the Smart Sticker, enabling customers to conduct transactio­ns with a simple touch.

 ??  ?? Pictured here at the signing of the agreement are (from left) Commercial Bank’s Deputy General Manager – Marketing Hasrath Munasinghe and the Bank’s Managing Director/CEO JeganDurai­ratnam with DialogAxia­ta’s Group Chief Executive, Mr Supun...
Pictured here at the signing of the agreement are (from left) Commercial Bank’s Deputy General Manager – Marketing Hasrath Munasinghe and the Bank’s Managing Director/CEO JeganDurai­ratnam with DialogAxia­ta’s Group Chief Executive, Mr Supun...

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