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bKash integration on ReservationHub

bKash is a mobile financial service in Bangladesh, launched in July 2011 by BRAC Bank through its subsidiary bKash Limited. Customers use a mobile wallet to send money, pay merchants in store with Bangla QR and pay online through the bKash Payment Gateway, which supports tokenised checkout for repeat payments.

About bKash

bKash launched in July 2011 as a mobile financial service built by BRAC Bank with its subsidiary bKash Limited, turning a mobile phone into an account and digital wallet. It appears on Bangladesh Bank's list of mobile financial service (MFS) providers, and the Financial Express describes it as the country's largest MFS provider. By July 2026 bKash had placed interoperable Bangla QR codes at nearly 800,000 merchant outlets.

For online merchants, bKash runs a payment gateway. Customers approve a payment from their bKash account, and with tokenised checkout they can link their account to a merchant so that later payments need only their PIN rather than an account number and one-time code. Depending on the merchant's arrangement with bKash, an extra charge may be added to the payment amount, so agencies should check how any fee is shown to customers.

For travel agencies in Bangladesh, many customers prefer to pay for tickets and holidays from a mobile wallet rather than a card. A bKash option at checkout lets these customers complete a booking online without visiting an office or making a cash deposit.

What you can sell

  • Online payments from bKash wallets
  • Tokenised checkout for repeat customers
  • Payments in BDT for flights, hotels and packages

How to connect bKash

  1. Open a merchant accountSign your merchant agreement with bKash.
  2. Plug in credentialsAdd your merchant credentials to ReservationHub; the gateway is already integrated.
  3. Choose where it appliesUse it at checkout in your booking flows.
  4. Go livePayments are processed in real time and recorded against the booking.

Who uses it

Online travel agencies in BangladeshOffer bKash at checkout for domestic and international flight bookings.
Agencies with walk-in customersMove cash-paying customers to online wallet payments that are recorded against the booking.
Holiday and Umrah sellersCollect deposits and balances from customers who do not hold a credit card.

bKash integration: FAQ

Does ReservationHub integrate with bKash?
Yes. The bKash payment gateway is pre-integrated and listed on the ReservationHub partners page. You obtain merchant gateway credentials from bKash, add them to your ReservationHub account and use bKash at checkout in your booking flows.
Do I need my own merchant account with bKash?
Yes. You sign a merchant agreement directly with bKash, and that agreement sets your fees, settlement terms and the payment methods enabled for your business. You then add your merchant credentials to ReservationHub, where the gateway is already integrated. ReservationHub does not provide the merchant account itself.
What is bKash tokenised checkout?
Tokenised checkout lets a customer link their bKash account to a merchant. On later payments to that merchant they skip entering their account number and one-time code and only enter their PIN, which shortens repeat bookings.
Is bKash regulated in Bangladesh?
bKash Limited appears on Bangladesh Bank's list of mobile financial service providers. The service was launched in 2011 by BRAC Bank, whose subsidiary bKash Limited operates it, and the Bangladesh Bank governor inaugurated the launch.

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Sources

  1. bKash — Payment Gateway (PGW) terms and conditions
  2. Bangladesh Bank — List of mobile financial service providers
  3. The Daily Star — BRAC Bank launches mobile banking service (July 2011)
  4. The Financial Express — bKash deploys country's largest interoperable Bangla QR network (July 2026)

Updated . bKash is a trademark of its owner; it is named here to describe a technical integration and does not imply endorsement.