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Telkom’s T-Kash for Business – The Convenient Option in Paying Employee Salaries

BY Soko Directory Team · March 13, 2019 09:03 am

Over the years, businesses have adopted various payment methods, and it is one of the lists of things that seem to never end. Whichever the case, if you are looking for the best mobile payment method, Telkom’s T-Kash for Business has been specifically designed to make it highly convenient for growth.

Employees love convenience regarding their salaries, incentives, and or any allowances they get. As they say, money is a great motivator, and if that is done in time, imagine how happy and hardworking your employees can get!

You don’t need to fret, Telkom’s T-Kash for business has got you covered. It allows you to join the world of convenience and discover a wide array of services that best suit your business.

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Why Telkom’s T-Kash for Business?

A lot can be done with Telkom’s T-Kash for Business. For one, you can handily carry out online payments, pay your employee salaries, allowances, per diem as well as cash disbursements to both registered and non-registered employees and customers.

T-Kash for business allows you to make retail payment for goods and services in real time. Consecutively, you can easily process bulk payments and make flexible ticketing payments anytime, anywhere.

This convenience and hassle-free convenience cannot be compared to other payment methods. Take checks, for example, they have been around for years but still, banks take time to process payments, especially if your bank is different than the issuant of the check.

T-Kash is safe, convenient, and flexible not to mention that it comes in handy at a time when digital and mobile payments are gradually on the rise.
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Merchant Requirements

To use T-Kash for business, as a merchant, you need a few requirements. The requirements are as follows for each category:

Small Business

This refers to the unregistered business and sole proprietorship. If this is your kind of business, you need:

  • National IDs or Passport of Directors.
  • Business Permit/Registration Certificate.
  • Canceled cheque if money is to be rolled to the bank.

Business Name (Partnership)

  • National IDs or Passports of Partners.
  • Business Permit/Registration Certificate.
  • Settlement Account Nomination letter.
  • Canceled cheque if money is to be rolled to the bank.

Small and Medium (SME) Ltd Company

  • National IDs or Passport of Directors.
  • Certificate of Business Registration.
  • KRA PIN.
  • Settlement Account Nomination letter.
  • Canceled cheque if money is to be rolled to the bank.

There is a lot you can do with Telkom’s T-Kash for business. It is one of the best mobile payment options if you are considering it for your enterprise.

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