A travel management firm in the nation has unveiled the first digital payment solution of its sort, called ST Pay (ShareTrip Pay), through the travel tech platform ShareTrip.
To enhance the user experience, ST Pay offers a variety of helpful financial options, such as shop, mobile recharge, pay bill, and vouchers.
These were made public on Sunday night during ShareTrip’s fourth-anniversary celebration at a city hotel. The nation’s top travel technology platform also revealed the announcement of a second round of funding from Startup Bangladesh Limited (SBL), the ICT Division’s flagship venture capital.
In addition to fulfilling all of the needs of travelers, ShareTrip has been announcing throughout the celebration that it has been pursuing a variety of strategies to establish itself as a lifestyle brand.
The tech platform has already completely redesigned its website, adding a ton of cutting-edge new capabilities that will redefine travel in this way.
Zunaid Ahmed Palak, the state minister of the information and communication technology (ICT) division, was the chief guest. Md. Shamsul Arefin, the secretary of the ICT division, and Sami Ahmed, the managing director and CEO of Startup Bangladesh Ltd., were the special guests and guests of honor, respectively.
“ShareTrip has been making significant contributions within the country’s tourism sector by seamlessly aligning travel with technology; and now, they are working to expand their horizons and introduce an array of lifestyle features ensuring convenience from all aspects,” Palak said.
ShareTrip Co-Founder and CEO Sadia Haque said that their journey had been a relentless pursuit of global milestones and transforming travel experiences for everyone. On the occasion, 43 awards in different categories, including airline, hotels, agents, financial institutions, corporate and telco were bestowed on ShareTrip’s partners.
