In Pokhara Fewatal, More People are Paying with FonePe QR, Making it Tourist Friendly

People are increasingly using FonePay QR to pay for boat rides at Fewatal in Pokhara, a popular tourist destination. The attraction of Fewatal has grown among tourists visiting Fewatal as a result of the introduction of FonePay QR in the Fewatal boat business, which traditionally carried out cash transactions.

Recently, FonePay and the Fewatal Dunga Business Association collaborated to launch a service that can be paid for using FonePay. In the company of Guru Prasad Paudel, Executive Director of Nepal Rastra Bank, and Diwas Sapkota, CEO of FonePay, the QR payment service was introduced in Barahighat at a program. Sandeep Chhetri, the brand ambassador for FonePay, entertained attendees as a boating competition was conducted as part of the same event.

Several promotions from FonePay are now targeted at the festival. Additionally, businesses that accept QR payments each day enter to win a stylish Samsung phone. This merchants' plan will run until Kartik 12.

Any connected bank or financial organization can easily accept payments via QR. FonePay is now focusing a number of campaigns on the festival. Additionally, daily QR payment-accepting businesses can apply to win a sleek Samsung phone. Up until Kartik 12, this merchants' strategy is in effect. By maintaining the mobile number through FonePay Direct, money can also be sent to any bank's bank account and numerous services can be paid for.

The FonePay network has 60 banks, financial institutions, and payment system operators as members. Similar to this, FonePay has so far registered around 10 Lakh retailers. More than 15 Lakh mobile users have used FonePay.