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[2] A notification was issued from Bangladesh Bank in this regard yesterday. This information was revealed in a letter sent to the Managing Directors and CEOs of all the mobile financial services and e-wallet service provider companies in the country, reports Sara Bangla.
[3] In this regard, the spokesman and executive director of Bangladesh Bank, Sirajul Islam said, “All transactions conducted under the Ministry of Education, including SSC (Secondary School Certificate) and Dakhil, will be monitored during transactions.”
[4] Bangladesh Bank’s notification stated that in terms of all public exams (JSC, JDC, SSC, Dakhil, HSC, Alim, Vocational, Diploma and equivalent examination), from the period of one week before the start of the examination to the end, law enforcement personnel should be notified of suspicious transactions. The notification also stipulated strengthening of monitoring of small-scale (from two hundred to two thousand taka) transactions through the e-wallet service provided by mobile financial service (MFS) and Payment Service Providers (PSP).