Payhuddle, NCHL launch payment platform for NEPALPAY Card

NEW DELHI, INDIA: Payhuddle, a global leader in payment solutions, has partnered with Nepal Clearing House Ltd (NCHL) to revolutionise Nepal's payment ecosystem. Together, they have introduced a cutting-edge web-based centralised payment testing, pre-certification, and certification platform for the NEPALPAY Card, Nepal's domestic card scheme.

This innovative platform empowers NCHL to efficiently monitor and certify acquiring and issuing participant members, ensuring compliance with stringent regulations. With a focus on seamless integration and streamlined processes, the NEPALPAY Card simplifies testing, debugging, and certification for partners, fostering greater transparency and reducing friction in deploying payment technologies.

Driven by a shared commitment to security and reliability, NCHL and Payhuddle usher in a new era of trust and confidence in every transaction. Through modern, new-generation solutions and a centralised dashboard, Nepal emerges as a trailblazer in accelerating digital payments, setting new benchmarks for the global payment landscape.

"We are thrilled to embark on this transformative journey with NCHL, propelling Nepal towards a future of secure, seamless transactions," declares Goutham, Sales Director at Payhuddle Solutions.

Indranil Chakraborty, Head of Product and Consulting at Payhuddle Solutions, echoed the sentiment, affirming, "Our partnership with NCHL signifies our shared vision of advancing secure and trusted payment methods. Together, we are poised to redefine Nepal's payment landscape."

Dilliman Singh Shakya, CTO at NCHL, expressed enthusiasm, stating, "This unified payment testing platform heralds a new era of reliability and confidence in building Nepal's domestic card scheme. It underscores our commitment to developing secure payment technologies in Nepal."

As Nepal embraces this collaboration, Payhuddle and NCHL pave the way for a future where digital payments are not only convenient but also safe and dependable.

By RSS/ANI