bank jatim and surabaya container terminal develop e-payment system

Date: 29 march 2013

To support business operations of PT. Container Terminal Surabaya and as a form of responsibility to provide excellent service in terms of financial, Thursday (28/3) PT. Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Timur Tbk with container PT.Terminal Surabaya (PT TPS) developed the e-Payment Service Container, the Payment System Security Estimated Estimated Cost (EPB)-based Information Technology (Host to Host) where the system is in both sides interconnected to support the business of PT. TPS in progress handling Container (Container).

Since its establishment in 1999, PT. TPS has a lot of work with various Banks in East Java in order to meet business or operations. Special Bank Jatim a partnership has been established since 2003, since it is also a relationship between them continue to grow well until the Bank Jatim is believed to be the first to provide e-Payment service to TPS.

As is known, that the PT. Surabaya Container Terminal engaged in the provision of container terminal facilities for domestic and international trade for businesses in eastern Indonesia are providing such services; Container Unloading Services, Loading Services Container, Container Revenue Service, Container Service Expenditure and Service Container Freight Station.

There are 3 parts that can be used by all parties of the system's e-Payment Security Payment them through the Host to Host, Payment Guarantee Fund through the script, and payment through Running Security Deposit.

Director of Bank Jatim Sukrianto Hadi said, "With the e-Payment of Bank Jatim is then indirectly to suit operational PT. TPS itself in the completion of Container handling more quickly and efficiently, and to the public as service users can mengehamat EPB time as facilitating payments other than through teller counter can also be done via ATM, ahead EPB payment can be done through SMS Banking and E-banking, "Hadi said.
"We hope this partnership can run smoothly so that it can open up opportunities for cooperation in other areas," he hoped. (cap)