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IME Pay is a digital payment service provider in Nepal, licensed by Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) and operated by IME Digital Solution Ltd., a subsidiary of the IME Group.
As of late 2025, a major transition is underway for IME Pay users: 
  • Merger with Khalti: IME Pay and Khalti have officially merged to form a unified platform called Khalti by IME.
  • Mandatory Migration: Existing IME Pay users are required to migrate their accounts—including wallet balance, reward points (now called “Daaami Points”), and KYC details—to the Khalti app.
  • Service Deactivation: All legacy transactions on the original IME Pay app were scheduled to become inactive after November 15, 2025 (Kartik 30, 2082 BS). 
Core Features (Now Integrated into Khalti by IME)
  • Money Transfers: Users can send money wallet-to-wallet, to any mobile number, or directly to bank accounts.
  • Remittance: One of the platform’s primary strengths is receiving international and domestic remittances directly into the digital wallet using a control number.
  • Utility & Bill Payments: Pay for electricity (NEA), water, internet, and government taxes.
  • Ticketing: Book domestic and international flights, movie tickets, and bus tickets directly through the app.
  • Offline Payments: Scan QR codes at over 25,000 merchant touchpoints across Nepal for instant payments.
  • Financial Services: Access to e-loans, recurring “Smart Deposits,” and account opening features in partnership with various banks like Global IME Bank. 
Contact & Support
For migration assistance or queries, users can reach out via:
  • Toll-Free (NTC): 1660-01-5-8888
  • Toll-Free (Ncell): 1810-21-0-2102
  • WhatsApp/Viber: 9801165561 (Khalti support) or 9803556655 (IME Pay support)
  • Email: support@khalti.com

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