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Presentation of Managerial Economics: Presented By: Mba-It 3 Batch Group C'
Presentation of Managerial Economics: Presented By: Mba-It 3 Batch Group C'
Managerial Economics
Presented By:
MBA-IT 3rd Batch
Group ‘C’
Shipra Sharma
Pramila Basyal
Bibesh Manandhar
Laxmi Ghimire
Rohan Pariyar
eSewa:
Growth and Services
Presented By:
MBA-IT 3rd Batch
Group ‘C’
Shipra Sharma
Pramila Basyal
Bibesh Manandhar
Laxmi Ghimire
Rohan Pariyar
Table Of Content
Introduction to eSewa
Components of eSewa
How eSewa works ?
Mission, Vision, Growth and Future
Services
Advantages
Database, Script, Security
Technical Analysis
Conclusion
Introduction
Nepal’s first online payment gateway
Mobile Money Account and Digital Wallet
Electronic Payment
Founded on 2009
Offered by F1 SOFT International Pvt. Ltd.
Founded by Nepali Entrepreneur Himal Niraula and
Biswas Dhakal
Licensed by NRB as Payment Service Provider
Free Registration
Pay without exposing credit card number and bank
account number to the merchant
About F1Soft International
An ISO Certified Company
Working in the field of software development and IT
services since 2004.
Founded by Nepali Serial Entrepreneur, Biswas Dhakal.
Products:
Mobile Banking System,
Internet Banking System,
Tab Banking System,
Cards Management System,
Digital Wallet and Online Payment Gateway.
About F1SOFT International
F1Soft Group now has 3 other companies under its
group:
eSewa Fonepay Pvt. Ltd.,
Dharma TechNet
Shiran Technologies.
F1Soft has developed eSewa to fill the gap between
Merchant’s website and the financial institutions.
Birth of eSewa
In 2000s,eSewa had very low impact in Nepal.
Only few alternate channels offered by Banks like
Debit and Credit Cards.
F1Soft introduced SMS banking in 2006,it was well
received by customers.
Later on added more features and transactional
services in 2007 in SMS Banking and got positive
response by customers.
Realized the need of the Payment Gateway and
developed a web and mobile based application
‘eSewa’ in 2009.
Components of eSewa
Major Components of eSewa includes.
1. Customers
2. Merchants
3. Partner Banks
Components of eSewa
1. Customer
people from all age groups, as they shop are all feasible
customers of eSewa
target is that customers to be at least young to understand
the payment system and it’s flow.
Types of Customers
a. Basic Customer :
also known as General Service Access.
customers who have been registered his/her photo,
identification document through web/mobile.
b. Standard Customer :
known as All Service Access.
after verified the identification document, customer
upgraded with ASA authority.
will have unlimited transaction and access to all the
services.
c. Zone Customer :
also called Agent Authentication Access.
upgrade themselves to become AAA customer.
2. Merchants
goods and services which are up for sales.
key role to perform and eSewa effort to enlist
participation in the system.
partner merchants are : Ncell, Nepal Telecom, Dish
Home, Buddha Air etc.
3. Partner Banks
behind the scene hold the actual transaction of any
payment process.
occur amongst the settlement bank and partner
banks.
Partner banks are : Nabil bank, Global IME bank
Everest bank etc.
How eSewa Works?
Request to Payment Gateway
Request for
Order Server Let’s
Response
buy a Bank confirmation
Ticket movie ticket. Response
Happy Time
Fund transfer to merchant a/c
Mission and Vision
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150 150.26
125.05
100
72.29
50
39.99
20.73
11.63
0 1.39
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Unit sales in million
SSL certificate
Encrypt Private and confidential information securely
VPN connection
Stored in a state-of-the-art Data center
Notified to user through email
Technical Analysis oF eSewa
SWOT Analysis
STP- Marketing Analysis
PEST Analysis
SWOT Analysis
Strength
SSL certificate
Encrypt Private and confidential information securely
VPN connection
Weakness
eSewa has limited reach.It operates within Nepal merely
Lack of product reviews
Opportunity
Low competition as there is lack of payment gateway service available in
Nepal
Consumers get facilitated as it saves time of the buyers since they don’t
have to rush to the particular business houses or stations
Threat
Hackers may steal card numbers.
Sometimes eSewa also gets incompatible with some webbrowsers
Load shedding discourages the customers to payonline.
Conclusion
https://blog.esewa.com.np/about-eSewa
http://www.sigmanow.com/newsletters/how-do-you-
define-business-growth/