Nagad eases payment procedure of DMCH

Nagad has taken an initiative to ease the payment procedure of Dhaka Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) to reduce the long queue and health risks of the people.

From now on, all types of payments of DMCH can be given by Nagad as per the recently signed agreement, the company said a media statement.

During the agreement signing ceremony, Nagad’s Chief Executive Officer Rahel Ahmed, Head of Govt Sales ABM Mannaf Parag and DMCH’s Director Brigadier General Md. Nazmul Haque, Assistant Director (Finance & Store) Dr. Md. Ashraful Alam, Assistant Director (Admin) Dr. Halima Sultana Haque, and the other high officials from both organisations were present.

With this agreement, all kinds of fees including tickets collection to visit a doctor, medical and other service fees can be paid through Nagad. Hence, medical patients no longer have to stand in line at banks or cash counters to pay their bills. This service from Nagad will alleviate the suffering of thousands of people who come for treatment every day from different parts of the country.

Besides, salaries and allowances of DMCH’s fourth class employees will be paid through the mobile financial service Nagad. As a result, the administrative work of Dhaka Medical College and Hospital will be much easier and hassle-free. Moreover, the employees do not have to concern about the banking hours to withdraw their salary. They can withdraw money from their Nagad wallet anytime-anywhere.

In order to facilitate the payment procedure easier, Nagad has set up a merchant payment option at several counters in DMCH for the patients coming to the hospital. So this process will save time as well as reduce unwanted suffering for the patients.

Commenting on this collaboration Rahel Ahmed said, “Nagad has always been working to make daily lives easier and transactions more affordable for people. The collaboration between Nagad and the renowned Dhaka Medical College Hospital is a testament. The state-of-the-art services of Nagad is now easily accessible to thousands of people, which will be able to lessen their suffering at the hospital.”