PSBC

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PSBC or Postal Savings Bank of China offers an online payment method called PSBC ePay. This method allows bank customers to pay online for goods and services using their […]

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Market coverage 1
  • China
Currencies 1
  • China Yuan Renminbi
Description

PSBC or Postal Savings Bank of China offers an online payment method called PSBC ePay. This method allows bank customers to pay online for goods and services using their PSBC bank account. It is available on many e-commerce sites in China.

PSBC also offers a mobile payment method called PSBC Mobile Banking. This method allows bank customers to make payments using their mobile phone. Customers can also transfer money, check their account balance, and perform other common banking operations using this method.

Finally, PSBC offers credit and debit cards to its customers, which can be used to make payments online and in-store.

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