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VTC Pay is an electronic payment solution developed by VTC Technology and Digital Content Company (VTC Intecom), a subsidiary of the Vietnam Multimedia Corporation (VTC). Licensed by the State Bank of Vietnam, VTC Pay operates as both a consumer-facing e-wallet and a business-oriented payment gateway. It enables millions of users to perform online transactions, including paying utility bills, topping up mobile phones, purchasing game cards, and transferring money. For businesses, it provides a secure and integrated payment gateway to accept online payments from customers through various methods like domestic bank cards, international cards, and the VTC Pay e-wallet.

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VTC Pay

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FTD LIMITED

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British Virgin Islands

2017

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