SPV Service
Automate mobile payment verification with ease
What it does
SPV Service is a payment verification platform designed to simplify and automate transaction verification for digital businesses. It helps businesses verify mobile financial service payments, manage transactions, and streamline payment-related workflows from a centralized platform.
SPV Services automatically verifies bKash, Nagad and Rocket payments in real-time via SMS monitoring. No manual checking, no fraud. Perfect for Bangladeshi e-commerce merchants.
SPV reads payment SMS from your phone and auto-verifies every transaction in seconds. No merchant API required — use your personal bKash, Nagad, or Rocket number. If you run an e‑commerce site, a Facebook shop, or any online business in Bangladesh, your customers pay you via Send Money to your personal bKash/Nagad/Rocket number. Every time a customer pays, you have to manually check the SMS, match it with the order, and confirm. It's slow, error‑prone, and impossible at scale. SPV automates this entire workflow. Download the Android APK, create your merchant account, complete KYC, and add your bKash/Nagad/Rocket numbers. The app runs in the background and listens for payment SMS. When a…from spv-services.web.app
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