eSewa, IMS launch Enterprise Payment Solution for clients

Last Updated on June 17, 2026

Summary✨

eSewa and IMS launched the Enterprise Payment Solution to simplify payments for businesses.

The service allows direct payments from business systems to vendors and partners, enhancing efficiency.

It reduces reliance on cheques and minimizes manual processing efforts.

Businesses gain better visibility and control over financial workflows, allowing them to focus on core activities.

Both companies are committed to providing reliable solutions that streamline payment processes.

Digital wallet company eSewa and IMS have launched Enterprise Payment Solutions for IMS clients. The service makes it easier for businesses to perform payments directly from their systems to vendors, business partners, and other beneficiaries.

The cooperation merges eSewa’s digital payment system with IMS’s enterprise capabilities for a faster, more convenient, and secure way to manage payments.

In a statement, eSewa says that the solution simplifies the payment operations by minimizing reliance on cheque-based transactions and minimizing the effort in manual payment processing.

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eSewa and IMS brings benefits with Enterprise Payment Solutions

With Enterprise Payment Solutions, businesses can handle disbursements more efficiently and effectively while also ensuring visibility and control over their financial workflows. By having payments within the existing systems, organizations can save time in transactions and minimize complexities. In a gist, businesses can instead focus on their core business activities.

“This milestone reflects a shared commitment to modernizing business payment operations and supporting organizations as they embrace digital transformation. By bringing together technology and payment capabilities in a single workflow, eSewa and IMS are helping businesses manage payments with greater ease, efficiency, and confidence,” eSewa says.

Going ahead, eSewa says that both itself and IMS remain committed to delivering reliable solutions that streamline business processes and create a more seamless payment experience for enterprises.

FAQs on eSewa and IMS Enterprise Payment Solutions

What is the new service launched by eSewa and IMS?

Digital wallet company eSewa and IMS Group have launched Enterprise Payment Solutions for IMS clients. This service allows businesses to make payments directly from their internal systems.

How does the Enterprise Payment Solution work?

It integrates eSewa’s digital payment system with IMS’s enterprise platforms. This enables companies to send payments directly to vendors, business partners, and other beneficiaries without manual processes.

What problems does this solution solve?

It reduces dependency on cheque-based payments and minimizes manual payment processing. This helps lower errors and saves time in financial operations.

What are the main benefits for businesses?

Businesses can manage payments more efficiently with better control and visibility over financial workflows. It also improves speed and reduces operational complexity.

What is the main goal of this partnership?

The collaboration aims to modernize enterprise payments in Nepal by combining secure digital payments with enterprise-level system integration, making financial operations faster, simpler, and more reliable.

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Dinesh

Senior Editor; An experienced tech writer covering news mostly on telecommunication, internet, latest tech & trends, and Gadgets. Being a technophile, I am particularly fascinated by the evolution of mobile networks in Nepal from legacy networks (2G, 3G) to 4G (with VoLTE, VoWiFi, eSIM) and the prospects of the upcoming 5G, and equally enthralled by the development of internet from the dial-up connection to the 2 Gbps XGS-PON fiber broadband technology and their transformative impact in the country.