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	Of total, 1.6 million registered for the electronic money-transfer service through their bank accounts and mobile phone numbers. The remaining 8.1 million opt for the service through their identification numbers.&nbsp;</div>
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	The service will be kicked off on July 15. It is the first step of the national e-payment scheme that aims for the eventual cashless society.</div>
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	The registered individuals are able to receive up to Bt100,000 through their mobile phone numbers, ID numbers or bank account numbers.&nbsp;</div>

9.7m registered for PromptPay

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9.7m registered for PromptPay

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