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eSewa and IMS Launch Enterprise Payment Solutions for IMS Clients

June 16th, Kathmandu, – eSewa and IMS have launched Enterprise Payment Solutions for IMS clients, making it easier for businesses to initiate payments directly from their systems to vendors, business partners, and other beneficiaries. The collaboration combines IMS’s enterprise capabilities with eSewa’s digital payment infrastructure to offer businesses a faster, more convenient, and secure way to manage […]

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June 16th, Kathmandu, – eSewa and IMS have launched Enterprise Payment Solutions for IMS clients, making it easier for businesses to initiate payments directly from their systems to vendors, business partners, and other beneficiaries.

The collaboration combines IMS’s enterprise capabilities with eSewa’s digital payment infrastructure to offer businesses a faster, more convenient, and secure way to manage payments. The solution helps simplify payment operations by reducing reliance on cheque-based transactions and minimizing the effort involved in manual payment processing.

With Enterprise Payment Solutions, businesses can handle disbursements more efficiently while maintaining better visibility and control over their financial workflows. By enabling payments directly within existing systems, organizations can save time, reduce operational complexities, and focus more on their core business activities.

This milestone reflects a shared commitment to modernizing business payment operations and supporting organizations as they embrace digital transformation. By bringing together technology and payment capabilities in a single workflow, eSewa and IMS are helping businesses manage payments with greater ease, efficiency, and confidence.

Together, eSewa and IMS remain focused on delivering innovative and reliable solutions that simplify business processes and create a more seamless payment experience for enterprises.

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