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[Alpha Biz=(Chicago) Reporter Paul Lee] From the end of this month, Toss Bank card will be able to pay various taxes and utility bills. It is the first time to pay by credit card among Internet banks.
It was confirmed on the 20th that Toss Bank recently removed national taxes, local taxes, tariffs, traffic fines, fines, court stamps, delivery fees and four major insurance premiums from franchises that cannot use check cards.
National and local tax payments will be available from the 28th of this month and the rest from the 14th of next month. You can also pay with Toss Bank meeting card from the 31st of this month. "It is a dimension that allows customers to enjoy all the benefits and conveniences with a single check card," Toss Bank explained.
Kakao Bank also strengthened its related functions by launching the 'Tax and Utility Bill Payment' service on the 26th of last month. It is a service that checks national and national bills in the application and even supports payment. It has expanded what has been available only on the Internet, the National Tax Service Hometax, and the ATM (CD·ATM) to the app. Kakao Bank plans to support the payment of local taxes, electricity, gas, and communication fees through the app.
Internet banks are jumping into a series of tax and utility payment agencies to expand customer convenience and provide "full banking services" at the level of branches.
Alphabiz Reporter Paul Lee(hoondork1977@alphabiz.co.kr)
