Organization : Krungthai Bank
Facility : Apply for M-PASS Card
Country : Thailand
Website : https://krungthai.com/
Apply M-PASS Card :
M-PASS Card is more than just convenience.
Related : Top Up M-Pass via Boonterm kiosk Thailand Krungthai Bank : www.statusin.org/28313.html
** M-PASS is an ETC (Electronic Toll Collection) card used for paying toll of Motorway Route 7 (Bangkok – Chonburi) and Motorway Route 9 (Kanchanapisek road (East) Bangna – Bang Pa-In), which would make your transportation more quick and convenient.
** A set of M-PASS consists of one TAG to attach to windshield and one VISA e-Money card. The VISA e-Money card does not require a bank account and can both pay toll for Motorway Route 7 (Bangkok – Chonburi) and Motorway Route 9 (Kanchanapisek road (East) Bangna – Bang Pa-In) as well as make payment at VISA points of sales nationwide.
** The card consists of two wallets; M-Pass wallet and e-Money wallet. The M-Pass wallet can be used in paying for the toll while the e-Money wallet can be used in purchasing products /services in shops that accept VISA card and can be used as an ATM card to withdraw/transfer/make payment.
** The money recharged to M-Pass wallet and e-Money wallet belongs to the cardholder in the form of electronic wallet’s balance.
Free M-PASS Card! Free TAG! No recharge fee, no TAG deposit or fee :
** Cardholders may recharge M-Pass wallet and e-Money wallet with no service fee via three payment channels.
** At any branch of Krungthai Bank
** At any of the 10,000 KTB ATMs nationwide
** Recharge by KTB netbank via smart phones, tablets and computers
** Minimum first recharge for M-Pass wallet is 1,000 Baht. For subsequent recharges, minimum recharge is 500 Baht at 500 Baht intervals, for example, 500, 1000, 1500, 2000 Baht. Maximum recharge is 5,000 Baht and the balance may not exceed 10,000 Baht.
** For e-Money wallet, the minimum recharge is 100 Baht and the daily limit for deposit/withdraw is 30,000 Baht.
Apply for M-PASS Card at any branch of Krungthai Bank :
Interested customers may apply for M-PASS Card service at any branch of Krungthai Bank nationwide.
** Subscription and receive M-PASS Card via post to the address registered with the Bank with no postage fee
** The applicant shall get the card with PIN, TAG for attaching to windshield; and handbook.
Required documents :
** Personal customer : identification card or passport
** Juristic entity : Minutes of Board of Meeting / copy of Certificate of Registration (issued not more than 1 month) / copy of Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association / copy of identification card of the authorized / Letter of Attorney (in case of appointing a substitute)
Free M-Pass statement :
** M-Pass cardholders shall receive a monthly statement of toll payment via post to the address registered with the Bank without any additional fee charge.
** M-Pass cardholders may check the card’s balance at selected Krungthai Bank branches.
FAQs :
1. How many types of Krung Thai shares and what are they?
Public Limited Companies Act section 98 and Bank’s Regulation clause 38 stated that “The committee shall hold shareholders’ annual general meeting four months since the end date of accounting period of (name of the company)”.
For KTB, we hold shareholders’ annual general meeting on April every year as such Act and Regulation stated and will announce meeting date and agenda via SET IT system including send meeting’s notice and documents within the period as provided by law.
2. Where can customers contact if they have any questions or need further information?
Customers can contact KTB Call Center Tel. 02 111 1111 or banks branches Click for serch KTB branch
3. How can I do if I need to open L/C with Krung Thai Bank?
You can contact the credit line department to open L/C at the branch offering services or local business office after the credit line was approved by the bank.
To send L/C requirement, you have to submit the application for opening letter of credit (L/C) at International Trade Department, Headquarters or International business center of all 19 branches
4. Who are Krung Thai’s shareholders?
The major shareholder’s of Krung Thai Bank is Financial Institutions Development Fund (FIDF). See also in Home > Investor Relations > Shareholders’ Profile > Shareholders List.
5. When will ATM that accept Chip Card be ready for use?
According to BOT timeline, ATMs must be able to accept Chip Card from 16 May 2016 onwards and all ATMs must accept Chip Card by the end of year 2016.