Mir

After four years of absence, international systems will have to compete with "Mir" and new NSPK solutions

Holders of old cards are advised to switch to "Mir", which will continue to operate without changes

The new service is expected to launch through terminals and a QR payment application

MFO failed to achieve recalculation after continuing to use communication services under new rules

NSPK proposed to reduce interbank commissions to 0% so that banks gradually replace old plastic cards

Discounts in transport, pharmacies and stores will be able to be credited without applications as early as July 1, 2026

There are more than 60 POS terminals operating in Myanmar that accept Mir cards

The three-masted frigate "Mir" was built in 1987

Tourists still have alternatives for payments while traveling

Experts suggested that this refers to a new cross-border transfer system

The service will completely stop using these cards from April 3, 2024

"Mir" card transactions are starting to be blocked abroad

The new list includes over fifty companies, spanning automotive, machine tool, microelectronics, and banking sectors

Mir Cards Started Being Accepted in Venezuela

According to Vladimir Komlev, General Director of NSPK, they will not be in circulation for much longer