Insights and how-to guides on digital finance in Nepal — digital wallets, online payments, mobile banking, QR payments, and the growing fintech ecosystem.
FoneBiz is the new name of the Fonepay Business App. See what it does for Nepali merchants: payment tracking, salary, vendor payments, loans and loyalty.
FoneBiz App Guide: What Fonepay’s New Business App Means for Nepali Merchants Read More »
The income tax return deadline in Nepal for FY 2082/83 is Asoj masanta, 17 October 2026. Who must file, late fee, interest and how extension works.
Income Tax Return Deadline in Nepal: 17 October 2026 (Asoj Masanta 2083) Read More »
Niraj Sharma, former Nabil Bank CBO, is eSewa’s new CEO for four years, replacing Jagdish Khadka. What he inherits and what it means for users.
Niraj Sharma Appointed CEO of eSewa: What the New Leadership Inherits Read More »
Scanning an eSewa QR with Khalti can open a Khalti transfer to the same number with no warning. Why the two wallets still don’t connect, and how to stay safe.
Nepal Rastra Bank’s five-year Fintech Strategy for Digital Financial Services (2026/27–2030/31): three pillars, target groups, and what it means for users.
NRB Unveils 5-Year Fintech Strategy for Digital Financial Services (2026/27–2030/31) Read More »
Updated August 2026. The minimum investment threshold below is confirmed and current. Repatriation rules changed significantly in late 2025 and again in the FY 2083/84 budget — verify the implementing bylaw before relying on the newest position. Nepal has quietly become far more open to foreign investment than most people realise. In January 2026 the
Foreign Investment in Nepal: Threshold, Automatic Route and Repatriation Read More »
Updated August 2026. Statutory figures from the Association Registration Act 2034. Fees and renewal practice vary by district, and the Social Welfare Council website was unreachable throughout our research — several points below are therefore flagged as unresolved. Registering an NGO in Nepal is a two-office reality that catches people out: the District Administration Office
NGO and Social Organisation Registration in Nepal Read More »
Updated August 2026. Statutory provisions from the Companies Act 2063. Cost estimates are law-firm figures — we could not obtain an official Registrar fee schedule for these transactions. Companies change — a new address, a new director, more capital, a different name. And sometimes they end. Both need doing properly, and the most expensive mistake
Changing or Closing a Company in Nepal: Do It Properly Read More »
Updated August 2026. A bill to replace the governing 1965 Act was registered in the House of Representatives in early 2026 and we could not confirm whether it has been enacted. Verify the current law and fees at the Department of Industry before filing. You built a brand, customers know the name, and someone else
Trademark Registration in Nepal: Protecting Your Brand Name Read More »
Updated August 2026. Fines below are set in the Companies Act 2063 and are statutory rather than annual-budget figures. We found no evidence they were amended for FY 2083/84, but could not confirm that either. Thousands of Nepali companies are quietly accumulating fines right now. Not because anyone did anything wrong — because nobody filed
Company Annual Compliance in Nepal: The Fines That Grow Every Year Read More »