Sunday, 16th August 2026
Khabor Wala Desk
Published: 25th February 2026, 3:39 AM
Dhaka Bank PLC has recently formalised a strategic partnership with Siddheswari Girls’ College, aiming to modernise, streamline, and secure the college’s tuition and fee payment processes. This technology-driven initiative is designed to make financial transactions faster, more accurate, and more transparent for students, guardians, and administrative staff alike.
The agreement was signed by H. M. Mostafizur Rahman, Head of Retail Business and Senior Executive Vice President of Dhaka Bank PLC, and Professor A. B. M. Mashiul Hossain, Principal of Siddheswari Girls’ College. The signing ceremony was attended by senior officials from both institutions, including branch managers, professors, and administrative representatives.
Under the new system, students will be able to settle tuition fees and other college charges through multiple convenient channels:
Bank branches
On-campus collection booths
Mobile banking applications and mobile financial services
Card-based payment facilities
This multi-channel structure is expected to reduce long queues, minimise manual work, and ensure rapid transaction confirmation. Instant transaction notifications and real-time record updates will further enhance administrative efficiency, fostering a more transparent financial environment.
The following table summarises the principal features of the agreement:
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Multi-channel Payments | Bank branches, campus booths, mobile app, mobile financial services, and card payments |
| Instant Confirmation | Immediate acknowledgment of transactions with automatic digital record updates |
| Secure Transaction System | Advanced technology ensures data protection and privacy |
| Automated Account Reconciliation | Simplifies financial reporting and audit preparation |
| Administrative Efficiency | Faster processing with improved record management |
In recent years, Dhaka Bank PLC has prioritised student-focused banking services. By partnering with educational institutions, the bank seeks to familiarise students with formal banking systems and promote financial inclusion.
For Siddheswari Girls’ College, the introduction of automated transactions and account reconciliation is expected to significantly enhance operational efficiency. College authorities note that access to real-time financial data will support precise tracking of income and expenditure, transparent reporting, and effective future planning.
As part of Bangladesh’s ongoing digital transformation in the education sector, both organisations are committed to delivering a secure, technology-driven, and student-friendly financial management system. This initiative not only equips students to adapt to a rapidly evolving digital environment but also lays a strong foundation for the college’s long-term institutional development.
Through this partnership, Dhaka Bank PLC and Siddheswari Girls’ College have established a benchmark for modern, transparent, and secure financial management within educational institutions.
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