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	The services are aimed allowing the people to make transactions by simply stating their citizen identification number and the transfer fees will be very low, if not exempted.</div>
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	But critics voiced concern over the safety of the services.</div>
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	Prayut said the finance would be ready to explain the prompt pay in every aspect.</div>
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