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HamroPay brings audio notifications for QR payments through Koili “Audio QR box



KATHMANDU: The digital wallet embedded within the Hamro Patro mobile app, Hamro Pay, will now vocally announce payment confirmations through a new audio device called “Koili.”

Crafted by Biz Craft Company, the Koili audio equipment and sound box will audibly confirm the success of transactions made via Hamro Pay.

Until recently, customers and merchants faced issues such as the inability to immediately ascertain the success of QR payments, delayed SMS notifications, and the absence of linked mobile numbers during transactions. Hamro Pay has updated its QR payment system to support audio confirmations to address these challenges.

The inaugural use of Koili audio QR occurred on Wednesday at “Cooker Coffee” in Aloknagar, Kathmandu. Not long ago, Hamro Pay introduced a feature enabling the transfer of funds across 20 different wallets.

For further details, merchants and customers can contact the Hamro Pay and Hamro Patro teams to explore the enhanced payment confirmation experience offered by the Koili audio QR system.

To sign up for Hamro Pay merchant QR with audio notification, one needs to contact the Hamro Pay merchant activation team. Using the merchant QR is free for merchants; however, the ‘Koili’ device is offered for a fixed monthly fee.

Publish Date : 11 October 2023 19:06 PM

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