About Myanmar Payment Union

Myanmar Payment Union (MPU) is an interbank network that facilitates electronic payments across different banks in Myanmar. It provides a unified platform for ATM transactions, point-of-sale (POS) payments, and online shopping, enabling customers to use their bank cards seamlessly across various financial institutions. MPU plays a crucial role in promoting cashless transactions and enhancing the overall efficiency of the payment system in Myanmar.

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26 (A) Settmu Road, Yankin Township, Yangon, Myanmar.

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myanmarpaymentunion.com

mpumarketing@mpu.com.mm

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