Importance of PayPal in Bangladesh


Bangladesh is a developing country and 24th potential country across the world. Bangladeshi people are going to the internet-based day by day. The number of internet users in Bangladesh is increasing day by day, one of the surveys showed that an increasing number of new internet users rate is higher in Bangladesh than any other country in the world. 


Bangladeshi people doing well in outsourcing, blog writing, and entire internet-based activities. Doing quality outsourcing work from Bangladesh is one of the potentials. oDesk declared Bangladesh as 1st position holder as an outsourcer and it’s a big achievement for Bangladesh. Freelance, Elance, and many other companies are highly satisfied with Bangladesh. 


In this situation, online transactions are badly needed for Bangladeshi people. If Bangladeshi people get this support easier they will do better in the near future. In this regard, PayPal should come forward in Bangladesh.


What is PayPal?

PayPal is an online trusted money transferring site recognized all over the world.


Activity area:

Online transactions, shopping, and many other online money transfer services.


Bangladesh is one of the first growing internet user’s countries across the world. Bangladeshi people participate in all kinds of internet activities like outsourcing, social community, online business, online services, purchases, and all kinds of internet-based services. 


So in this regard easy and trusted money transferring sites are badly needed for Bangladeshi people. PayPal can contribute to this sector. Still, in Bangladesh there is no Office from PayPal. As a Bangladeshi, I know how much we need PayPal in Bangladesh. We love and trust PayPal and PayPal should realize this.


Bangladeshi people will be really benefited if PayPal opens a country branch in our country. We mass people are inviting PayPal to open a branch in Bangladesh. Many transactions are occurring every day in Bangladesh and it’s more than any other country that has their PayPal access so why not Bangladesh.


Google has already launched its office in Bangladesh and they are doing well in Bangladesh so why not PayPal. We will be happy if PayPal thinks about a branch in Bangladesh as early as possible and we Bangladeshi people will be happy so welcome PayPal to Bangladesh. If PayPal needs any help with information and help with Bangladesh in this regard we BusinessHabit team will be always at the site with PayPal and we will cooperate as per we can.



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