With Tinkoff, customers are enabled to pay for services such as phone, electricity and water bills or to transfer money Peer-to-Peer (P2P). The options for transferring funds from person to person include debit/credit card numbers, phone numbers, QR codes to be scanned by the recipient, e-mails, SMS, and private messaging through the application. Also, another option was added to allow fund requests from other users.
In addition, the mobile wallet is based upon the MasterCard-Tinkoff Wallet which can be accepted wherever the card is.
TCB is currently in negotiations with Visa about adding a virtual version of their card to the application.
The wallet can be loaded at any payment terminal in Russia, with a Russian bank card or credit card.
The Tinkoff Mobile Wallet will be made available in the Apple AppStore, and Google Play only for Russian residents on December 1st.
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