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South Indian Bank unveils online bill payment facility

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Kochi, May 27 The South Indian Bank on Tuesday launched online bill payment facility using the BillDesk platform..

Announcing the launch of the new service, Mr M. Valsan, Executive Director of the bank said, “With this tie-up with BillDesk our customers are enabled to make payment with greater transparency and security at the click of a button.”

The service is expected to enable the bank’s customers to pay their utility bills, purchase tickets, pay insurance premium, and buy mutual funds and so on, online.

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