Subscription not limited, payment failure issues will be resolved: BML

Bank of Maldives (BML) clarified that subscription payments for commonly used services are not included in the recent restrictions on foreign e-commerce transactions, which limit payments to 30 per person per month with a daily national limit. BML acknowledged payment failures for some subscriptions and stated they are working to resolve them. President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu indicated that BML will grant 'very significant' relief to the limits starting from the end of this month.

Bank of Maldives (BML) clarified that subscription payments for commonly used services are not included in the recent restrictions on foreign e-commerce transactions, which limit payments to 30 per person per month with a daily national limit. BML acknowledged payment failures for some subscriptions and stated they are working to resolve them. President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu indicated that BML will grant 'very significant' relief to the limits starting from the end of this month.

Bank of Maldives (BML) clarified that subscription payments for commonly used services are not included in the recent restrictions on foreign e-commerce transactions, which limit payments to 30 per person per month with a daily national limit. BML acknowledged payment failures for some subscriptions and stated they are working to resolve them. President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu indicated that BML will grant 'very significant' relief to the limits starting from the end of this month.

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