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Payment methods: you decide where the money goes
In ClassTablet an institution admin adds bKash, Nagad and Rocket numbers under 'Payment Methods' in settings, each as a personal or merchant account. When students pay, they see only the numbers that are switched on. Any classroom can instead use its own numbers or take payments online through SSLCommerz.
The money always goes to your own account; ClassTablet never holds it. Below: how to add the institution's numbers, how to give one classroom different numbers, and how that classroom copies the institution's numbers by itself.
Features in this area
- Separate payment numbers for one batch
To collect one batch's fees into a different bKash or Nagad number, turn on 'Override org defaults' in that classroom and add its numbers, or pick SSLCommerz.
- Your institution's bKash, Nagad and Rocket numbers in one place
Add your institution's bKash, Nagad and Rocket numbers under 'Payment Methods' in settings. You choose which are on; every classroom's students pay into them.
- Institution numbers copied into a classroom, no retyping
Turn on separate payment settings for a classroom and your institution's bKash, Nagad and Rocket numbers are copied in by themselves. Change only what differs.
- Each batch keeps its own code and its own number
A batch that runs its own payment numbers instead of the institution's can attach a QR code image to each of those numbers for its students to scan.
- No more one wrong digit in the account number
A QR code image can be attached to the institution's bKash or Nagad numbers so students scan it instead of typing the account number out by hand.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a bKash merchant account?
No. Each number is added as 'Personal' or 'Merchant'. Plenty of coaching centres start with their personal bKash or Nagad number.
Is ClassTablet connected directly to bKash?
No, there is no direct bKash connection. Students either send money to your number and submit the transaction ID, or pay online through SSLCommerz, which carries bKash, Nagad, Rocket and cards.
What happens to old payments if I change a number?
Payments already submitted keep their details. Adding a new number, or switching an old one to 'Disable', only changes the list students see from then on.
See how it works for your institution
Book a demo and we will walk through it with examples from your own classes and students.