eBank not to charge settlement of payments in online shopping

eBank not to charge settlement of payments in online shopping

TOKYO, Japan - Taiichi Matsuo (L), chief executive officer of eBank, a new Internet bank to be launched July 23, speaks at a news conference in Tokyo on July 18. Matsuo said his bank will not charge for settling payments for online shopping, in order to win customers in the competition with rivals such as Japan Net Bank and Sony Bank.

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