tCash

#e-Wallet

tCash is a popular mobile payment method in Indonesia, launched in 2015 by Telkomsel, the country’s largest mobile operator. It is an electronic wallet that allows users to make […]

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tCash is a popular mobile payment method in Indonesia, launched in 2015 by Telkomsel, the country’s largest mobile operator. It is an electronic wallet that allows users to make payments, money transfers, top-up their mobile credit, and pay various bills from their mobile phone.

To use tCash, users need to download the tCash app on their mobile phone, sign up by creating an account, and link their account to their mobile phone number. They can then load money onto their tCash account by making a cash deposit at one of the many tCash points of sale available throughout the country. Once their account is funded, users can use the app to make payments to merchants or service providers who accept tCash as a payment method.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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