People are installing up to 10 e-wallets on their smartphones, but are only using them during sale promotion programs.

The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) launched a national payment support gateway (PayGov) yesterday in Ha Noi in the latest move to boost e-government in Vietnam.

Six more public services are now available on the National Public Service Portal, raising the total number to 725.

Revenue from e-commerce has increased rapidly during Covid-19, but many traditional retailers have had to give back business premises to landlords.

The government of Vietnam is moving ahead with a plan to put mobile money into use to reduce social contact and cash circulation.

People who violate traffic laws will be able to pay their fines online starting from June 30.

Money can spread germs and bacteria, and amid the complicated developments of the novel corona virus Sars-CoV-2, many people have switched to cashless payments to protect them from unnecessary contact with contaminated money.