At the Hai Phong port cluster, businesses can make payments directly on TPBank Biz. After logging in, users access the "tax payment" section, select "port infrastructure fee", and enter necessary information such as tax identification number, fee type code, collection unit code, and document number or date. The system automatically queries and displays the payable amount for businesses to confirm and complete the transaction.

This method allows businesses to complete the entire process on a single platform, eliminating the need for intermediary portals or additional documentation. Additionally, businesses in Hai Phong can still opt for account debit via the customs ePayment system, depending on their internal procedures.

TPBank promotes digital transformation, integrating features to support businesses on its digital banking app. Photo: TPBank

Meanwhile, at the Ho Chi Minh City port cluster, businesses can operate through the Ho Chi Minh City Customs e-portal. After looking up and creating a payment order, the system issues a QR code. Businesses then open the TPBank Biz app, use the QR VNPay payment function to scan the code, and confirm the transaction. This method ensures quick fee payment and minimizes manual data entry errors.

According to TPBank, this feature allows businesses to choose the appropriate fee payment method for each port area, simplifying the payment process on a digital banking platform. Businesses only need a TPBank Biz account and a suitable transaction package to use the service, with no additional registration procedures or supplementary documents required.

Beyond port infrastructure fees, TPBank Biz currently integrates a full range of state budget payment functions, including: value added tax (VAT), corporate income tax, license tax, various import-export taxes and fees, registration fees, and personal income tax for employees. Centralizing tax and fee payment operations on a single digital platform helps businesses conveniently monitor cash flow, enhance financial control, and alleviate procedural burdens.

A bank representative stated that adding the port infrastructure fee payment feature is the next step in its strategy to digitize banking services for businesses, particularly for import-export companies, where operational efficiency largely depends on the speed and accuracy of each transaction.

Minh Ngoc