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TPBank 'tailors' digital banking experience for each business group

TPBank has upgraded its TPBank Biz digital banking platform so businesses can customize features by company size, operating needs and each user's role. Micro businesses and household businesses get a streamlined interface focused on daily transactions, while small, medium and large enterprises get a gold-themed version with in-depth financial management tools. Users can arrange up to 6 customizable sections on the home screen, and managers can track finances on one screen with real-time data. According to the bank, its corporate customer base grows 30-40% a year, app transactions rise 200-250% to over 180 million a year, more than 70% of customers use mobile devices, and processing speed has increased by roughly 70-80%.

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Original headline: TPBank 'may đo' trải nghiệm ngân hàng số cho từng nhóm doanh nghiệp

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