Stuck e-commerce money will be refunded to customers in January

There is good news in the new year for the customers who are stuck with money in e-commerce. Because from January, Bangladesh Bank will start returning the money stuck in the escrow system to the customer online. In this case, the Ministry of Commerce has taken initiative to refund the money to the customers due from the Tk. 214 crores. Officials of the Central Digital Commerce Cell are going to implement the plan to return the money to them in the same way as they paid online so that they do not face check bounce or any other problem as in the past. According to sources, customers of Evaly, E-Orange, Dhamaka and Qcoom can get their money back at the beginning. Customers of Alesha Mart, Sirajganj Shop, Anander Bazar, SPC World, Nirapad.com and other e-commerce can also get their money back gradually. To this end, the Ministry of Commerce is holding various meetings and strategies. As part of this, a meeting has been called on Tuesday (December 28) to freeze Tk 390 crore in Qcoom's transactions with Foster Payments, a company owned by SSD Tech. Foster's managing director, QCoom's managing director, CID and others have been invited to the meeting. AHM Safiquzzaman, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Commerce and Head, Central Digital Commerce Cell, told the media that out of the Tk 214 crore, those that are out of the case will be found very soon. Suddenly we will be able to release this money in the first week of January. If you get the list from the banks and operators, you will understand how much money can be released. E-commerce company Qcoom.com's Tk 390 crore payment gateway is stuck near Foster. Trying to figure out how to get it back to the customer. We will meet again on Tuesday.