SeABank and Visa: Driving Vietnam's Digital Payment Revolution

June 3, 2024, 9:32 am
TrialPay
BusinessCommerceE-commerceFinTechInformationITOnlineSecurityServiceTechnology
Location: United States, California, Foster City
Employees: 10001+
Founded date: 2006
SeABank
SeABank
CommerceFinTech
Location: Vietnam, Ha Noi, Hanoi
Employees: 1001-5000
Founded date: 1994
Total raised: $75M
In the bustling streets of Hanoi, a strategic partnership between SeABank and Visa is shaping the future of digital payments in Vietnam. This collaboration aims to revolutionize the way people pay, with a focus on enhancing customer experience and reducing risks.

SeABank and Visa are working hand in hand to improve digital payment platforms, card services, and overall efficiency. Through innovative marketing strategies and enhanced fraud management, they are paving the way for a seamless payment experience for all.

Mr. Stephen Karpin, President of Visa in the Asia-Pacific Region, expressed his excitement about the partnership, emphasizing the importance of supporting banks in their journey towards digital transformation. Madame Nguyen Thi Nga, Permanent Vice Chairman of SeABank, highlighted the bank's commitment to digitalization and the positive impact of their collaboration with Visa.

With Visa's support, SeABank has introduced a range of new card products tailored to different customer segments. These include Signature, SeATravel, SeALady, SeAEasy, SeAGolf, and BRG Elite, each offering unique privileges. The bank's card transaction revenue has seen significant growth, earning them prestigious awards and recognition in the industry.

As Vietnam transitions from cash to digital payments, the partnership between SeABank and Visa is expected to drive further innovation and growth. This collaboration is not just about payments; it's about shaping the future of digital finance and contributing to the country's digital transformation.

In a world where every tap and swipe counts, SeABank and Visa are leading the charge towards a cashless society. With their strategic cooperation, they are not just changing the way people pay – they are shaping the future of finance in Vietnam.