Kathmandu. KATHMANDU: Bhatbhateni Supermarket in collaboration with Himalayan Bank Limited and Nepal Pay QR has launched “Digital Dashain” offer on the occasion of the great festival of Nepalis. Under this offer, customers can scan and win attractive gifts while shopping at Bhatbhateni by scanning Nepal Pay QR and making payment.
Under this scheme, customers can win TVS Jupiter scooter from every Bhatbhateni outlet while one lucky winner can win a Tata Punch EV through a lucky draw in the bumper offer. All the customers who shop through Nepal Pay QR in Bhatbhateni from October 20 to December 30 will be eligible to win a scooter from each outlet and the customers who scan and pay through Nepal Pay QR from October 20 to March 10 will be eligible to win Tata Punch EV. Bhatbhateni will announce the prize winners through an online lucky draw in collaboration with Himalayan Bank and NCHL.
This scheme, targeted at the festive season, is expected to make the Dashain shopping more profitable. NEPALPAY QR can currently be scanned and paid through mobile banking app, digital wallet, connect{IPS/Alipay+ network of 52 banks and financial institutions across the country. So far, more than 10 lakh merchants have joined NEPALPAY QR through banks, financial institutions and PSPs.
Bhatbhateni Supermarket is the largest retail chain in the country with more than 27 branches across the country. Here, you can buy all the daily essentials as well as clothes, electronics and all other things under one roof. Bhatbhateni supermarket caters to everyday shopping needs with its wide and well-organized layout making the shopping experience modern and seamless.
Himalayan Bank Limited is the largest payment transaction bank of NEPALPAY QR. In addition to its various digital payment channels, Himalayan Bank has been providing its services through more than 8500 POS and 286 ATMs. Himalayan Bank Limited (HBL) is the only Nepalese bank in Nepal to provide all international card schemes including Visa, Mastercard, Unipay, Discover and Amex. It has 174 branches all over Nepal.
