Following the strategic technology partnership established in December 2025, MuRong has successfully completed the first phase of its collaboration with Grameen Group of Bangladesh, delivering a modern digital financial platform that has transformed the former Shamadhan Wallet into Gpay, now officially live.

More than a platform upgrade, Gpay represents a significant step in Grameen Group's digital transformation journey. Gpay delivers a secure, scalable, and future ready digital financial ecosystem designed to serve individuals, merchants, and channel partners.It enables users to access essential financial services through intuitive mobile applications and web portals. The platform supports utility bill payments, mobile top ups, salary disbursements, and loan disbursements, providing practical financial tools that simplify everyday transactions for individuals while helping micro merchants operate more efficiently.

For Grameen Group, the launch signals the beginning of a new chapter in its digital finance strategy, combining a refreshed Gpay brand with modern financial technology to create a stronger, more connected financial ecosystem for millions of users.

Behind this achievement is MuRong's UNIPAY product suite, a universal, open, and omnichannel digital payments platform engineered for rapid deployment and continuous innovation.Its flexible architecture enabled Grameen Group to modernize its payment infrastructure within a remarkably short implementation period, while establishing a comprehensive digital financial network that can evolve alongside changing customer needs.

The partnership, however, is only beginning.

As Gpay continues to grow, MuRong will work closely with Grameen Group to introduce additional digital financial capabilities, expand service offerings, and strengthen market reach. Together, the two organizations aim to build a richer financial ecosystem that supports innovation, promotes financial inclusion, and extends modern financial services to underserved individuals and communities across Bangladesh.