NMB Bank Limited and Rapid Tech Pvt. Ltd. signed a cooperation agreement at Nepal Fintech Expo 2026 to expand digital banking services for businesses and corporate customers. Under the collaboration, customers will soon be able to make payments, reconcile accounts and carry out banking transactions directly through the daily software and digital systems they already use for their operations.
Banking services within business systems
The agreement is intended to connect banking services more directly with the digital tools used by business institutions. Rather than switching between their operational systems and a separate banking channel for each task, NMB Bank’s business and corporate customers are expected to be able to initiate transactions and manage related payment and account processes from within their own systems.
The planned services include payments, account reconciliation and other banking transactions. The summary of the agreement describes these transactions as instant, although the specific services to be made available and the technical arrangements for delivering them were not detailed in the information provided.
For business customers, the proposed integration is focused on bringing routine financial activity closer to the systems in which they conduct their daily work. Payment processing and reconciliation are among the functions identified in the agreement, alongside the ability to carry out banking transactions without leaving those systems.
Agreement signed at fintech expo
The cooperation was signed on the occasion of Nepal Fintech Expo 2026, placing the announcement within an event focused on financial technology. NMB Bank and Rapid Tech are working together to expand digital banking services, with the stated aim of making banking functions available through the software and digital systems used by business institutions.
The arrangement brings together a bank and a technology company to deliver services through customers’ existing digital workflows. The stated focus is on business and corporate customers, rather than on a general consumer banking service. No further information was provided about the agreement’s duration, the number of businesses expected to use the services, or the systems that will be supported.
What customers can expect
NMB Bank’s business and corporate customers are expected to gain access to the services soon. The announced functions - making payments, reconciling accounts and carrying out banking transactions - are intended to be available from within customers’ own systems. The agreement therefore centers on the delivery channel as well as the banking functions: customers will be able to access those services through the digital tools they use in their businesses.
The announcement did not provide a specific launch date or explain how customers will activate the services. It also did not identify individual software platforms or describe any eligibility requirements. Those details remain unspecified in the information released about the cooperation.
For now, the agreement sets out a shared plan to extend NMB Bank’s digital banking services into business systems. Its stated objective is to make everyday banking actions more directly accessible to corporate users, with payments, reconciliation and other transactions expected to be carried out instantly through their own digital environments.
